Sentence examples for holders of ordinary from inspiring English sources

Holders of ordinary AmBev shares get to swap them for Interbrew stock, probably at a generous premium.

In May, a French court voided Schneider's original bid because the offer to holders of ordinary voting shares was 43percentt greater than that to owners of nonvoting shares, which enjoy a preferred dividend.

It compensated holders of ordinary TCI shares with ordinary shares of AT&T.

It follows that if inflation averaged more than 1.42% a year for the next ten years, TIIS investors would come out better than the holders of ordinary governments.

He said the bank's tangible common equity ratio, which measures what holders of ordinary shares would get if a company was liquidated, would drop by more than half, to 83 pence $1.166).

In terms of educational attainment, nurses were almost 15 times more likely to be holding an ordinary diploma than a certificate (OR = 15.07, 95% CI 9.45‒24.03), whereas midwives were 98% and 92% less likely to be holders of an ordinary diploma (OR = 0.02, 95% CI 0.01‒0.05) and advanced diploma or higher (OR = 0.08, 95% CI 0.03‒0.21), respectively, than a certificate.

The court ruled last month in favor of minority shareholders who sued to block the deal, arguing that it favored holders of Legrand's ordinary shares, which enjoy voting rights but lack the preferred dividend of the nonvoting shares.

As Bill Clinton's secretary of the treasury, 1999-2001, Summers arranged the repeal of the New Deal-era Glass-Steagall Act, which had separated the commercial banks -- holders of the savings of ordinary people -- from the speculative action of the brokerage houses and money firms.

"As global efforts to mitigate climate change gear up, fossil fuel investments are likely to lose value, potentially diminishing the retirement pots of ordinary pension-holders," James Thornton, ClientEarth's CEO, told the Guardian.

Holders of the rank immediately below, that of ordinary marquess, received a pension, but had no territorial rule.

The old currency will continue to be in circulation until Jan . 1 2006, after which it will not be accepted for ordinary transactions; holders of the old currency will have 10 years to convert it to new bank notes.