Sentence examples for half year report from inspiring English sources
The company said trading had been in line with expectations since its half year report in August, and the outlook remained unchanged.
Now in its half year report it announced a £2.1m loss and added it had agreed with Lloyds Banking Group to amend its covenants for 2012.
Now in its half year report it has announced a £2.1m loss and added it had agreed with Lloyds Banking Group to amend its covenants for 2012.
Tim Wheeler, who made headlines last summer with his penchant for quoting Bob Dylan lyrics in Brixton's half year report, is leaving with immediate effect after 24 years with the company including nine as chief executive.
Before this assignment, I spent three and a half years reporting in Iraq, where foreign correspondents talked endlessly of the variety of ways in which one could die — car bombs, firefights, being abducted and then beheaded.
What it all adds up to will start to become clearer in the next half-year report.
"We do not comment on media or market speculation; however, we direct your attention to the regulatory compliance disclosures in our 2014 half-year report.
In Tuesday's more extensive half-year report Santander said its profits could come under pressure from Threadneedle's stimulus package intended to ward off any economic downturn after the Brexit vote.
Under Hong Kong's stock-exchange rules, listed companies need to report results twice a year and have an inordinately long time to disclose them three months after the end of the period for the half-year report, four months for the year-end.
In addition to mortgage-related stress, the society's chief executive, Graham Beale, said in Nationwide's half-year report and accounts that the society didn't want to compete in a market distorted by government-aided banks – Lloyds, Northern Rock and NatWest – offering particularly good savings rates.
In your latest half-year report you compared your business to playing tennis when you have to play from the base line, or rush the net.
