Sentence examples for if the entity from inspiring English sources

If the entity is public, its stocks and bonds fall (unless it has been clever enough to short the indexes as it sees the deluge coming).

That's so even if the entity presenting the statement is a business trust — basically a dummy corporation — with no assets, while its owner has the cash.

It would mean that when monies are given out for instance by the UN, the Council of Europe or the Department for International Development, they would look to see if the entity has been given the Commonwealth standard indicating you have good systems in place, including meeting the standards of the Bribery Act.

How can we say so, though, if the entity's suffering matters most?

The main drawback of this scheme appears if the entity boundaries overlap [24].

What's happening if the entity gets access to the data…  We need to have those users trust the ecosystem.

To reassure investors, the special purpose entities entered into swap agreements with Bank of America and other big banks, in which the banks promised to make up the difference if the entities could not retain financing and therefore had to sell loans for less than par value.

If the entities decrypt the messages correctly and obtain the right contents, we can make sure that the identities of the nodes are legal.

If the entities on the blockchain agree to work with one another, and the other members allow it, there should be an element of confidence inherent in that.

However, once abstract entities are admitted at all, such a charge will stick only if the entities in question are not doing any reasonable philosophical work, and that is not the case in Plantinga's account; for all its richness, the elements of its ontology and their nature seem quite carefully chosen to play their respective roles.

In the U.S., the recommendations that have been collected by the White House as part of its consultation for the U.S. National Plan are only public if the entities submitting them have published them, like the open government recommendations by Clay Johnson at Expert Labs.