Sentence examples for for their acquisition from inspiring English sources

Shortages of resources (chemical elements) used by growing industrial activities require new techniques for their acquisition.

Laying out the goals for their acquisition of Fox Family Worldwide, executives from the Walt Disney Company said yesterday that they intended to create a cable channel built on the model of a broadcast network.

Both Dr. Darling-Hammond and Dr. Sahlberg said a turning point was a government decision in the 1970s to require all teachers to have master's degrees — and to pay for their acquisition.

To estimate the prevalence of HIV infection in patients diagnosed with an indicator condition (IC) for HIV and/or risk behavior for their acquisition and/or coming from high prevalence countries.

"When the decision finally came down in June that the sculptures were going to be returned," said E. Randol Schoenberg, a lawyer for four of the heirs, "the family felt very strongly that they wanted to donate them to the Neue Galerie in gratitude to Ronald Lauder and the Galerie for their acquisition of the Klimt painting and keeping it in the public eye".

The Exiles face a second winding-up order hearing at the high court on Monday, less than two months after they announced that a sale and purchase agreement had been signed for their acquisition by a "major Californian-based investment group" – which the Guardian has learned is the Phoenix Group – aimed at securing London Welsh's long-term financial security.

The American buyers, in their rush to lock up future reserves without the risk and cost of new exploration, may have overpaid for their acquisitions, some analysts say.

Japanese companies are often able to pay more for their acquisitions because they have a lower cost of capital and longer time horizons for investments.

Companies that pay for their acquisitions with stock share both the value and the risks of the transaction with the shareholders of the company they acquire.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board is mulling changes that would make rules on accounting for goodwill less onerous for those firms that pay cash for their acquisitions.

Officials are preparing to use new orders, which came into effect this week, enabling them to seize suspicious assets until those under investigation can properly account for their acquisitions.