Sentence examples for involving entities from inspiring English sources

For months, both Citigroup and J. P. Morgan Chase have been repeatedly criticized by investigators and shareholders' lawyers for structuring billions of dollars of transactions for Enron involving entities with names like Mahonia, Yosemite, Delta and Stoneville Aegean.

Mostly, it would confine itself to questions about local real estate held as investments and gifts, outside business income and investments involving entities doing business directly with the nonprofit.

The U.S. government did not find a way of pooling intelligence and using it to guide the planning and assignment of responsibilities for joint operations involving entities as disparate as the C.I.A., the F.B.I., the State Department, the military and the agencies involved in homeland security.

A.I.G. sued the government last month in a bid to force it to return the payments, which stemmed in large part from its use of aggressive tax deals, some involving entities controlled by the company's financial products unit in the Cayman Islands, Ireland, the Dutch Antilles and other offshore havens.

Scientific explanations commonly invoke dynamic (causal) processes involving entities on several levels of organization (Craver and Bechtel 2007).

(As we shall see, there are potential counterexamples to some of these principles involving entities that seem not to be material objects, such as universals and tropes).

Inter-domain QoS routing is even harder, because it involves entities residing in distinct administrative domains.

The outcome is further characterized by using available contextual data concerning involved entities.

However, the formation of the stiffness matrix, and indeed the load vector, involves entities ζ n N, 1 ≤ n ≤ N, associated with our N -dimensional FE approximation space.

Specifically, our results show that calling attention to the influence of design on behavior moderates the effect, including the paradoxical finding that the effect of design is attenuated when investments involve entities for which aesthetics is of intrinsic value.

We propose a new concept of intelligent agent as a useful abstraction for developing BICAs and having means for representing all the involved entities together with the environment they live in.