Sentence examples for first tranches from inspiring English sources

The first tranches of bonds, offering 6.85% and a sovereign guarantee, were oversubscribed.

Persimmon Executives at Persimmon, the UK's largest housebuilder, will award the first tranches of bonus shares to its senior executives in December.

This year's payments also include the first tranches of new role-based pay, introduced to get around the EU bonus cap that restricts bonuses to 100% of salary, or 200% with shareholder approval.

Persimmon, which makes 40% ofits sales under the government's help-to-buy subsidy programme for home-buyers, is about to award the first tranches of bonus shares to its senior executives in December.

The first tranches of those cuts have now been announced, and by 2017-18 spending in unprotected departments (all departments apart from health, aid and education), will be almost a third lower than they were in 2010 once inflation is taken into account.

R3, which opened the first tranches of the company's planned $200 million financing exclusively to members of the consortium, is one standard-bearer for the mainstreaming of blockchain technology.

With no doubt second and third tranches of yellow shares still to be sold, it could even make investors less eager next time around.

The Airgas decision shows how a poison pill can work effectively with a staggered board, a board in which directors are elected in one-third tranches.

The official, Ashraf Ghani, said, "Our findings from the first and second tranches of transition show that ever since the transition started, security has either improved or at least it has not deteriorated in the transitioned areas".

And the corporate governance activist Lucian A. Bebchuk at Harvard Law School and his American Corporate Governance Institute have continued to push for boards to hold annual elections of directors instead of electing directors in one-third tranches each year, making them harder to unseat.

And this may be but the first tranche of a larger $400 million funding, which is the total offering amount (meaning LivingSocial can raise up to that amount in future tranches as part of this round).