As they search for better returns, more investors are discovering that the road to riches could lie in the vast global infrastructure: an assortment of companies that build or manage highways and tunnels, water and waste systems, parking garages, airports and other properties.
But the idea was derailed by an assortment of global economic crises, beginning with the oil price shocks of 1973 and 1974.
And while there is still an international flavour to the Watford squad, the signings have arrived from an assortment of global teams.
Regulators and the trustee with the job of returning money to customers have traced most of the missing futures money to an assortment of MF Global's banks, securities customers and trading partners, people briefed on the case have said.
Once we have a classification of the players, we are in a position to address another issue about the lack of global cooperative behavior, namely the assortment or clustering of cooperators.
The players of this latter-day Great Game are an assortment of local and global pressure-groups, multinationals, foreign lenders and various levels of government with diverse interests.
When cells are exposed to an assortment of environmental stresses, global translational arrest of housekeeping transcripts is accompanied by the formation of distinct cytoplasmic structures known as stress granules (SGs) and an increase in the number of p-bodies (PBs) [1], [2].
With its assortment of products diversified towards the global markets, Haier has been seeking more innovation potential to boost its manufacturing enterprise's development.
[C13.] 'Big Sugar' Faces Criticism on Several Fronts The sugar industry, rightly or wrongly, is being blamed for an assortment of evils: undercutting the American food industries, fighting global diet guidelines to improve children's health and attack obesity, and for hurting the chance for passage of the Central American Free Trade Agreement.
