Sentence examples for deferred financing from inspiring English sources
Another non-GAAP financial measure presented is cash EPS, which we define as net income plus transaction-related costs, write-off of deferred financing expenses, equity-based compensation expense and amortization of intangibles, divided by outstanding shares.
In California, which has spent about $20 billion on a class-size reduction program, state officials deferred financing for it in 2009 and reduced penalties to districts that allowed average classes to grow above the limits.
The following year it took a $22 million charge for a restructuring and a $19 million charge for a deferred financing expense.
And Mr. Green said he would have to defer financing for construction of such public transportation projects as the Second Avenue subway.
"The condo portion of CityCenter went from being a way to help defer and finance some costs of the project to become a big overhang," Jacob told Forbes.com.
… in most instances they do tend to defer to finance and activity.
Partly because of the lack of understanding, partly because in fact patient safety is incredibly broad, and partly because of the environment within which they sit… … in most instances they do tend to defer to finance and activity.
Why should I have to pay to represent people when people think I did a good job?" Mr. Lautenberg's associates say he was always a reluctant fund-raiser, and often deferred his own campaign financing efforts to other Democrats with more pressing financial needs.
I.B.M., the world's largest computer maker by sales, will permit more customers to defer payments or finance purchases at lower interest rates to spur sales of hardware, software and services.
"We are not deferring spending," said finance chief David FitzPatrick David FitzPatrick on a conference call.
The union wants the owners to pay those contracts in full, and the league, in its earlier proposals, sought to have payments deferred in a way that was financed by players signing future contracts.
