Sentence examples for information memorandum from inspiring English sources

According to the information memorandum, BusinessWeek lost $17 million last year.

A slender information memorandum was circulated to potential buyers, although Desmond in the end decided not to sell any of his UK titles.

BBC Worldwide, which reported record profts of £145.2m for the year to the end of March, will send an information memorandum to potential buyers next week.

And ad revenue at the print magazine has plummeted to an estimated $60 million this year, from almost $110 million in 2006, according to the information memorandum for the BusinessWeek sale.

One person familiar with the information memorandum (IM) said that it was "very light" on detail about the state of a number of Channel 5's key programming and content deals.

The latest stage of Global's legal challenge was heard in court two weeks ago, a decision is not expected for some time, and in parallel an information memorandum has been sent out to prospective buyers.

Tata and the government have officially started the sales process for the Indian company's UK sites, with financial advisers hired and information memorandums sent out to potential buyers.

It added that UBS, the financial adviser on the sale, had apparently whittled down a list of more than 30 parties who were sent information memoranda to just four contenders.

Information management: Requiring hazard information to be included on land information memoranda issued by the local council, and requiring applicants to provide hazard information where uncertainty exists, are useful ways to encourage hazard information to be used in the planning process, prior to its formal inclusion in a land use plan.

One pattern consists of cells whose elevated firing rate persists, on average across trials of the delay task, at the same rate for the entire period during which information of the memorandum is maintained in working memory.

The information -- including memorandums describing aspects of the arrangement -- was turned over to prosecutors in January by lawyers for Christie's, who had obtained the material from Christopher M. Davidge days after he resigned as Christie's chief executive, according to people involved in the inquiry.