Sentence examples for immediate asset from inspiring English sources

The order authorizes steps to cut off financing and other support for groups or businesses involved in the spread of illicit weapons, and the Treasury Department immediately designated eight companies, from North Korea, Iran and Syria, as subject to an immediate asset freeze.

Deborah Voigt was the soloist in the vocal works, and in the Barber her big, powerful, cleanly focused voice was an immediate asset.

Those named on the list will not immediately face any immediate penalties like asset freezes or visa bans.

For effective business-continuity planning, security decision makers should consider the immediate impact of asset loss as well as the time and cost to replace the asset.

"Her experience, ability and enthusiasm will make her an immediate and significant asset".

"For most members, the decision of whether to embark on further monetary easing at this meeting was finely balanced since the weakness and stresses of the past month had significantly strengthened the case for an immediate resumption of asset purchases," the minutes said.

Mr. Fletcher told the Louisiana pension systems that it could not meet the redemption request because a forced immediate sale of assets in the present market environment would probably result in the fund obtaining less than a fair price on the assets in the capital markets, according to the pension systems' statement.

Fletcher told the Louisiana pension systems that it could not meet the redemption request because a forced immediate sale of assets in the present market environment would probably result in the fund obtaining less than a fair price on the assets in the capital markets, according to the pension systems' statement.

For retirees who don't have oodles of assets, immediate annuities offer peace of mind.

"Debtor in possession" is the official designation for such a management, and it is the norm, even over the objection of creditors who might prefer to see either a court-appointed savior — a trustee, in bankruptcy parlance — or an immediate liquidation of assets.

The Swiss Government has similarly issued an order for the immediate freeze of assets belonging to Gaddafi and his entourage.