Sentence examples for future issuance of from inspiring English sources

Alex: It's not just customary, but really important to have pro-rata rights on future issuance of stock.

77,466,293 shares of our common stock reserved for future issuance under our equity compensation plans, consisting of 25,000,000 shares of Class A common stock reserved for issuance under our 2012 Equity Incentive Plan, and 52,466,293 shares of Class B common stock reserved as of March 31 , 2012

Alex: At some level, the option pool is a valuation issue, and at another, a future ownership issue (issuance of options dilutes investor ownership, which you cannot buy back).

Moreover, where the national energy regulator, known by its initials A.N.R.E., had proposed a reduction in issuance of certificates for future projects starting in 2014, the government went further.

He belonged to that top tenth percentile income bracket that saw its future eradicated by 'taxes,' by the issuance of drivers' licenses to the people who tended their gardens and mopped their floors and blew fallen leaves off their lawns, by affirmative action, by bilingual education, by wetbacks spilling over the border.

He belonged to that top tenth percentile income bracket that saw its future eradicated by 'taxes,' by the issuance of driver's licenses to the people who tended their gardens and mopped their floors and blew fallen leaves off their lawns, by affirmative action, by bilingual education, by wetbacks spilling over the border.

If he discovered that the loss would be borne by Enron shareholders via an issuance of stock in the future, then I thought we had a very large problem on our hands...

If he discovered that this loss would be borne by Enron shareholders, via an issuance of stock in the future, then I thought we had a very large problem on our hands.

Mr. Tarhouni, the acting oil minister, said the current government's priority was to restart production, and it would leave any renegotiation of existing oil contracts or issuance of new ones for a future elected government.

It also mentions that "without admitting or denying the violations," the carrier consents to the "issuance of this order to cease and desist from future violations" of these rules.

Investment risks include the planned issuance of $115 million of convertible bonds, which could dilute future earnings, and the sometimes capricious nature of Chinese laws and regulations.