Sentence examples for equity e from inspiring English sources
The courts of common law recognized and enforced the legal ownership, while the courts of equity (e.g., Chancery) recognized and enforced the equitable ownership.
The firm's net worth is the sum of the value of equity E q and earned surplus E s.
Since we assume that equity is issued only when the firm is established, the amount of equity E q remains unchanged.
Most firms issue financial assets such as debt or equity (e.g. bonds or stock) to outside investors.
Some invest with small amounts of equity (e.g., the projects Tencent has invested in through the so-called encroachment strategy), others form joint ventures, and still others form through mergers and acquisitions.
Understanding CBE is important because corporate brand equity (e.g. corporate image, brand loyalty) is dependent not only on how one is satisfied with the product (mostly addressed by functional/performance values of product), but also through the values of the corporation (corporate brand values).
Instead, it's updated every couple of hours, rendering much of the personal data, particularly that which pertains to equities, E-mail, auction pricing and airfare rates, essentially useless.
The opposite constellation, benevolence in the domain of disadvantageous inequality combined with malevolence in the domain of advantageous inequality, is referred to as equality aversion (by Hennig-Schmidt, 2002, for instance), or as equity aversion (e.g. by Charness and Rabin, 2002 and by Fershtman et al., 2012 ).
Jeff Gendel, who works in private equity, was e-mailing via his broadband connection last week on an American flight to Los Angeles from New York, where he lives.
In opposition Labour banged on about a fourth E, equity, but less so since.
The six themes included: a) leadership and capacity building; b) PA access and opportunities; c) PE/PA equipment and resources; d) physical fitness data management and reporting; e) equity and access to safe and usable play spaces; and f) community connections.
