Sentence examples for for some assets from inspiring English sources

The problem is they seem to have overpaid for some assets in the UK, and especially the US".

In this case the concern is that the exchanges' derivatives businesses DB's Eurex and NYSE Euronext's Liffe would share over 95% of European trading for some assets.

Although this nominally raises capital gains rates for some assets, it is not clear what, if any, effect it might have on overall revenue.

During high-level discussions last year, Obama administration officials debated listing the group as a "Foreign Terrorist Organization," which allows for some assets to be frozen and could dissuade donors from supporting the group.

Banks complained bitterly that the limited rules forcing the use of market value for some assets contributed to the financial crisis, first by exaggerating their wealth as prices rose and then by making them appear worse than they really were when market prices plunged to unreasonably low levels.

Frankel and Froot (1986) and Shiller (1989) held that the use of technical indicators leads to overvaluation of asset prices, thereby heating up the demand for some assets without good reason.

Negotiations have already begun for the sale of some assets, including businesses like Archway cookies in the United States, Parmalat said in the outline of a restructuring plan that was presented to representatives of the Industry Ministry on Tuesday.

In the first quarter, it gave Lehman Brothers a 5percentt stake in the finance company just for buying some assets for what Conseco's books said they were worth.

The user shouldn't have to pan around wildly searching for some asset by guessing.

As a result, there are new opportunities for self-generated work including for women and youth, at least for those with some assets.

But you should seek legal and financial advice: besides divorce, there are other options to consider, including, for instance, transferring some assets to your children (if you have any) or protecting your assets through annuities or trusts.