Sentence examples for corporations issue from inspiring English sources

Most funds invest in government-issued bonds as foreign corporations issue far fewer bonds.

If corporations issue such debt, they will typically limit their terms to five years, which gives them room to maneuver as economic circumstances evolve.

These "public benefit" corporations issue bonds for the owners, and instead of paying taxes to benefit the public the NFL owners pocket the cash.

His son, Joshua, stood alongside Mr. Pallone here this week and argued that he would be stronger than Mr. Booker on gun control and "standing up to corporations" — issues that defined his father's five terms representing the state.

In the last two weeks, Siebel Systems and PeopleSoft, which sell costly software to large corporations, issued warnings that their profits for the quarter would be lower than Wall Street analysts' projections.

Unlike the old days, when corporations issued long-term debt to buy bricks and mortar, today's debt issuers raise funds to buy back their own equity or each other.

Instead, "annual compensation for the top five executives at the top 15 repatriating corporations jumped 27% from 2004 to 2005, and another 30%, from 2005 to 2006, with ten of the corporations issuing restricted stock awards of $1 million or more to senior executives," the report said.

The corporation issues its own $100 cards that open the gate.

Bond ratings are grades given to bonds on the basis of the creditworthiness of the government, municipality, or corporation issuing them.

(If a corporation issued its own bond, it would pay a higher rate and the bondholder would owe tax on interest).

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