Sentence examples for holders interests from inspiring English sources

Although the whack-a-mole climate of issuing cease and desist letters to users selling Essential Mix rips, only to have them pop up again a few days later gets tiring, the team remain hopeful that the service will find the right balance between user and rights holders' interests in time.

Starting from the fact that British investors stood to lose money if the Greeks lost their war of independence, Harari moves fast: "the bond holders' interest was the national interest, so the British organised an international fleet that, in 1827, sank the main Ottoman flotilla in the battle of Navarino.

In today's restructuring lawyers and investment bankers often get huge fees for wiping out the bulk of the junk bond holders' interest.

Horror stories abound about Citigroup raising card holders' interest rates and using abusive collection practices.

However, Fraser has responded by arguing that most problems associated with global injustice are not primarily due to misrecognition but rather stem from systemic features of capitalism, such as when multinational enterprises relocate factories and lay off workers in order to maximize profits and share-holder interests (Fraser 2003b, 214 215).

A mutual-fund company owned by its own fund-holders has one more reason to look out for those fund-holders' interests.

The National Research Council reported that many of VAWA's programs are "driven by ideology and stake holder interests rather than by plausible theories and scientific evidence of fact".

I hope that tomorrow's Warner/YouTube announcement is a sign of times to come; when technology like this is used to protect rights holders' baseline interests but in the context of widespread free use.

A corporate note that promises to make periodic payments based on a fixed interest rate exposes its holders to interest rate risk.

While I understand the unhappiness of credit-card holders whose interest rates have inexplicably changed, I don't understand their rage.

Worst hit would be holders of interest-only mortgages who enjoyed huge falls in monthly costs when rates fell to historic lows – but who would see costs boomerang if rates rose.