Sentence examples for detailed asset from inspiring English sources

A detailed asset life-cycle management scheme is developed, including different service functions (e.g., project initialization management, contract management, a procurement plan, materials management, project settlement, physical transfer, turning supplies into fixed assets, servicing and maintenance, and asset retirement).

There would be detailed "asset level disclosure," so investors could have a better chance of assessing the quality of the mortgages, and there would be required updates to that information.

We've now had two and a half years of development time, which was about what I'd want for a title of this scope – and the team size is about 150 people, it's only a little bigger than Killzone 3. We've invested a lot in tools, and in various clever ways of having more and more detailed assets, but tools are the key - we're getting smarter".

"Its complex nature doesn't lie in detailed art assets, but in how each element of the game interrelates".

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Energy experts say that is largely because international financial reporting standards require more detailed reporting on asset valuations than the standards in the United States.

Such borrowers have faced many more hurdles to getting loans recently, with lenders often requiring at least two appraisals, more cash reserves and detailed income and asset documentation.

Make a detailed list of assets and consider what you can include in an asset valuation study.

Otherwise the sets and Chloe Obolensky's detailed costumes are assets.

People often ask me what to bring to mediation to make the process most productive, and my reply is "a detailed list of assets and debts, tax returns, pay stubs, any tentative agreements you have reached, a list of issues concerning you".

Giovanni Tamburi, an investment consultant based in Milan, has produced a detailed list of possible asset sales, including of foundations that still own some banks, as well as a programme of liberalisation.