Sentence examples for election transactions from inspiring English sources
Between May and July, after the general election, transactions picked up, but remained down 20% year-on-year.
First quarter comments from companies suggest stable demand for newbuild into elections, while overall transactions remain subdued We reiterate our preference for newbuild given the resilient growth outlook, and positive free cash flow generation outlook, which should support leading dividend payouts across the sector.
Under Israeli law, foreigners are not allowed to contribute to election campaigns, making both transactions appear illicit.
Wilson's small majority after the 1964 general election had made the transaction of government business difficult, and in 1966 he called another election in which Labour gained a strong working majority of 96.
The proposals also include establishing a 100-member council to act as guardian of the group's values and to hold the board to account, as well as a move to one-member one-vote on key matters such as the election of directors and major transactions.
The notion that a public company is going to take a transaction through two election cycles over a two-year period in these markets is pretty far-fetched.
And on Monday, Trump seemed to dismiss any payment made on behalf of him before the election as a "simple private transaction," rather than a "campaign contribution". .
Casey's used a poison pill to fend off Couche-Tard's bid until Casey's shareholders had time to definitively decide to reject the transaction at a board election.
In the run-up to Germany's general election, the Social Democratic Party has called for a global tax on financial transactions to curb the excesses of finance and to help cover the fiscal costs incurred by the banking crisis.
The two biggest transactions of $620 million and $61 million were allegedly made in March 2013 during an election campaign.
"Our take is that the election, reform and other potential legislative issues will have little impact on this transaction".
