Sentence examples for conduct asset from inspiring English sources

A.I.G. made no comment on a possible sell-off, beyond issuing a statement saying that the Fed's loan would provide "the time necessary to conduct asset sales on an orderly basis".

"We believe the loan, which is backed by profitable, well-capitalized operating subsidiaries with substantial value, will protect all AIG policyholders, address rating agency concerns and give AIG the time necessary to conduct asset sales on an orderly basis," it said in a statement.

The government is also conducting asset checks of the 14 former HealthSouth executives -- including 5 people who served as chief financial officer -- who have pleaded guilty, said Alice H. Martin, the United States attorney in Birmingham.

The Bank of Japan said it would conduct "open-ended" asset purchases to help achieve the goal of breaking out of a long spell of deflation.

"The Bahamas has a long history of honouring its international obligations including cooperating with international authorities with respect to legally conducted investigations and/or asset recovery initiatives when received through the proper channels".

After the sharp rise of the yen in 1985, then President Toshiro Shimoyama introduced what is known as the "zaiteku" (or, speculative investment) strategy to Olympus and began conducting "aggressive financial asset management," according to an independent panel's report.

And in the coming year we will conduct a zero based asset review.

Once such nickel hyperaccumulation systems will have been fully developed and become deployable, it is hoped that governments adopt incentive structures that oblige mining companies with nickel mining assets to conduct at least part of their businesses with these methods and that associated CO2 savings and removals are quantified and verified.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Los Angeles on Monday, alleges that Charney engaged in "egregious" conduct by misusing corporate assets and violating the company's sexual harassment and anti-discrimination policies.

At the same time, Japanese air and naval assets would conduct conspicuous maneuvers and minor attacks around New Guinea and the Marshall Islands along with deceptive radio traffic to try to confuse the Allies as to their intentions.

An asset survey conducted in each household every two years gives a measure of household socioeconomic status.