Sentence examples for demand asset from inspiring English sources

European Commission antitrust regulators will probably demand asset sales and other divestments in return for approval.

But Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, and his posse are not likely to go there, believing as they do that central banking is about micromanaging aggregate demand — asset bubbles and a flagging dollar be damned.

AT&T would be able to pay less than the deal's original $39 billion value if regulators demand asset sales that surpass 20percentt of that figure, or about $7.8 billion, the report cited unnamed people as saying.

Moreover, banks could demand assets for collateral against loans, or require that bank debt receive preference over bonds when it comes time to make payments.

Creditors usually demand assets or an equity stake in exchange for debt payments, although such a proposal has not been considered in this case because Dubai World has ringfenced attractive assets such as ports operator DP World.

Pushed by Frank Field, the chair of the select committee, about whether TPR could demand assets from Green, particularly his family's superyacht Lionheart, she said the regulator did not have the power to freeze assets and it would be for the courts to decide how to recover any unpaid legal demand.

This project provided two-way communication between distributed generation, storage, and demand assets, and the existing gird infrastructure.

Creo Products Inc. said yesterday that it had closed the acquisition of the digital preprint and print-on-demand assets of the Scitex Corporation for 13.25 million Creo shares, valued about $551 million.

Conversely, during the second phase, the combination of an increase in disposable income together with the accrued need for insurance due to social transfers cuts, leads to a growing demand for asset holdings that ends up exceeding the initial steady state level causing an excess of asset demand, supplied by foreign assets.

Verizon's dominance in more than 20 markets led the Federal Communications Commission to demand the asset sale.

As Lord Turner puts it: "Lending against real estate generates self-reinforcing cycles of credit supply, credit demand and asset prices".