Sentence examples for instruments that share from inspiring English sources

The first group, debt instruments, comprises the long-term instruments that share the characteristics of typical debt contracts whose value and proceeds do not absorb any kind of losses for the bank.

Plainly crafted to contemplate not only known securities arrangements at the time but also any prospective instruments created by those who seek the use of the money of others on the promise of profits the definition of "security" is broad, sweeping, and designed to be flexible to capture new instruments that share the common characteristics of stocks and bonds.

There were other marine monitoring instruments that shared the computer with the panoramic vision system such as the GPS, the Inertial Measurement Unit, and the communication equipment.

He wanted a range of instruments that would share the specific tonal qualities of a violin instead of the varying sounds produced by the modern viola, cello and double bass.

It has the distinct advantage over other assessment systems of being part of a comprehensive suite of multi-domain instruments that permits sharing and transfer of comparable information across care settings.

Successes in generating climate, water and greenhouse gas information appear to be attributable to an unambiguous data requirement, considerable investment, and legislative instruments that enhance data sharing and create a clearly defined role for operational agencies.

Take the opportunity while visiting departments to ask about specific institutional resources: You can save tremendously by sharing instruments that are already in-house.

The note said "detailed discussions" were under way that may lead to an offer for all of De Beers stock at a price equivalent to $40 for each De Beers linked unit -- an instrument that combines shares in the Swiss and South African-listed parts of De Beers.

We build our own buildings and cities with instruments that are interconnected and can share information with each other and with decision makers and adapt and respond.

Many empirical studies leverage shift-share (or "Bartik") instruments that combine a set of aggregate shocks with measures of shock exposure.

All this seems a far cry from tier one capital ratios and "profit participating deferred shares" – the financial instruments that will replace the company's £182.5m debt, under a rescue deal agreed today.