Sentence examples for equity to reduce from inspiring English sources

Another satellite venture, Orbcomm Global, filed a bankruptcy petition last Friday so that it could continue to negotiate a plan to convert some of its debt to equity to reduce its interest expenses.

Since the first approach from TPG, which has built up a 12.5 percent stake after winning over two institutional shareholders, Billabong has sold half of its watch brand Nixon and raised 225 million dollars in equity to reduce debt.

In its 2014 state aid report, the European commission required EDF and other investors to make available up to £24.5bn as extra "contingent equity" – to reduce the risk to the UK government, which would be guaranteeing some of the project debt.

The goals are: to end hunger, to provide primary education to all children, to promote gender equity, to reduce child mortality and maternal mortality, to fight the spread of AIDS and to work toward environmental sustainability.

Our Country Program is focused on promoting development with equity to reduce disparities in society.

British insurers, which own about one-fifth of the shares listed on the London Stock Exchange, have sold billions-worth of equities to reduce their exposure to the stockmarket and to meet regulatory requirements on solvency.

Separately, his office is examining strategies used by private equity managers to reduce their taxes, potentially in violation of federal or state law.

One of the inquiries focuses on tax-exempt groups' election spending; the other is looking at whether strategies used by private equity managers to reduce their taxes violate federal or state law.

Moreover, despite the Court of Appeals judgment in the Campaign for Fiscal Equity case that our children have been deprived of their constitutional rights to an adequate education because of their overly large classes, the mayor plans to spend less than 2percentt of Campaign for Fiscal Equity funds to reduce class size.

Like many Keynesian economists, Mr. Mosler and other modern monetary theorists are particularly disturbed by the longstanding campaign articulated and financed by Peter G. Peterson, a former commerce secretary who co-founded the Blackstone Group private equity fund, to reduce the deficit or else.

Among his forceful changes: a $1.4 billion equity offering to reduce debt.