Sentence examples for financial alliance from inspiring English sources
If not, Warner — which has been discussing a financial alliance with Legendary Pictures, its partner on "The Dark Knight" and "Superman Returns" — may move the production to Canada or elsewhere.
In boxing, licenses exist in order to prevent the very situation that Trump has created in his financial alliance with Tyson, even if Trump talks about donating his fee to charity.
The idea is to form a financial alliance that might give Creative Artists backing for new ventures, whether in sports, video games or the sort of investment activities it has fostered through Evolution Media Capital, a satellite that represented the Weinstein-Burkle bid for Miramax.
LOS ANGELES — Fourteen months after striking a financial alliance with Reliance Big Entertainment of India, the new DreamWorks Studios, run by Steven Spielberg and Stacey Snider, said on Monday that it had locked down the one thing it had been missing: money to make movies.
In tentatively approving the document, which was more than a year in the making, the two nations kicked off a process that will eventually see a vastly diminished American troop presence while still preserving what both nations' leaders argue is a vital military and financial alliance.
The second attempts to forge financial alliances between insurers and providers.
With Hanwha's parent in financial difficulty, Alliance announced in January that it would take full control of the venture, renaming it Alliance Capital Management (Korea).
Because of the complexities involved in adjudicating a worldwide financial fraud, the alliance has proposed the creation of an International Financial Court.
Santander has grown rapidly during the financial crisis, adding Alliance & Leicester and Bradford & Bingley to its Abbey National franchise.
And some fund families managed by major financial institutions, including Alliance Capital, SunAmerica and American Skandia, have overall expense ratios that consume $1.80 to $2.10 of every $100 invested in their general stock funds, according to Lipper.
