Sentence examples for future filing from inspiring English sources
But American Stevedoring hung on tenaciously — even as business declined because of the company's uncertain future — filing lawsuits and lining up support from local community groups and powerful elected officials, including United States Representative Jerrold L. Nadler.
Those details will be disclosed in a future filing.
In announcing the SAC settlements this month, the S.E.C.'s acting chief of enforcement noted that they did not prevent the future filing of charges against Mr. Cohen.
Mr. Canellos said the resolutions did not prevent the future filing of additional charges against any person, specifically citing Mr. Cohen, who was not named as a defendant in the civil actions on Friday.
(2) If a person repeatedly submits dishonored checks to the Board for filing fees, the Board may notify the person that all future filing fees must be submitted in the form of a certified or cashier's check or a money order.
That kind of price tag would put it well within the most expensive domain names hall of fame, though we'll likely have to wait for a future filing to reveal the specifics.
Connecting the dots, it's not hard to see the future filed with insane and amazing new CE products that, in some way, are based on GPS.
But despite the solid results the firm's share price fell, apparently because its earnings per share came in one cent short of most analysts' predictions.The parent company of the New York Mercantile Exchange, which trades in energy and commodity futures, filed preliminary plans for a public offering.
As will be seen in future file releases – the last files won't be released until 2011 – this frustration boiled over when the Freedom of Information Act came fully into force.
Today's younger writers came of age reading Enyd Blyton's Famous Five mysteries or Nabil Farouk's fast-paced, if sometimes repetitive sci-fi Future Files tales, published in small, cheaply-produced paperbacks.
Richard Watson's seminal December 2009 classic, Future Files: The Five Trends That Will Shape the Next 50 Years, turned out to be wrong on most counts (disposable phones; a Moon village; nano drinks; smart baths...) but was eerily prescient about the world-shattering invention of sensory internet.
