Sentence examples for full prospectus from inspiring English sources

Other companies may use the profile in close conjunction with a simplified full prospectus.

Fund investors who relied on the profile would still get a full prospectus with confirmation of their order.

Nobody expects from Cameron a full prospectus, but it is fair to demand a solid set of instances illustrative of his approach.

The university promises any request for a tailor-made prospectus should be met within 10 days, compared with the five it usually takes to receive a traditional full prospectus.

Lloyds will pick up a bill for several million pounds for preparing a full prospectus and  what the Treasury today said would be a "nationwide campaign" ahead of the sale, which could echo the Tell Sid campaign for British Gas shares in 1986.

Government and fund industry officials say they expect the commission to approve the fund profile proposal on Tuesday as well as a second measure to simplify the full prospectus, the lengthy document that contains more detailed explanations of the various risks and rewards that an investor faces.

The ruling means sellers of securities, particularly of bonds and warrants, can no longer simply provide investors with a summary of sale details in French attached to full prospectuses in English or other languages, as has been common practice.

If the HOPE group finds the proposal sufficiently interesting, a fuller prospectus will be invited.

Demonstrated progress in the form of a full, written prospectus and outline and of evidence of substantial research underway, usually in the form of at least one chapter in draft, is expected as a basis for the staff's recommendation for readmission to the fourth year.

I left with a rucksack full of prospectuses and a sense of trepidation.

Silver, a full-time Baseball Prospectus writer (when he is not playing professional poker), designed a sophisticated variance algorithm that has examined every big-league pitcher's statistics since 1946 to determine which numbers best forecast effectiveness, specifically earned run average.