Sentence examples for issuance needs from inspiring English sources

But thanks to the bailout, Portugal's debt issuance needs are only a fraction of those of Spain.

Other than the Multiple Listing Service MLSS) that brokers use, any company that wants information on properties sold, home ownership, or mortgage issuance needs to license it from one of two sources: either Fidelity National Financial or First American (which is where Zillow gets its data, through an intermediary company called Dataquick).

This level of stock issuance arguably needs a bull market with legs to get sold.

Nearly half the debt came from the issuance of bonds needed to service debts resulting from lawsuits, according to the Brazilian Lawyers Association.

The changes announced to the Scotland Bill would: Allow the government to amend the way in which Scottish ministers can borrow to include bond issuance, without the need for further primary legislation.

Japan's public debt is already twice the size of its $5 trillion economy, and policymakers have said new bond issuance would be needed after the first extra budget to pay for reconstruction costs.

More concretely, we find that banks with higher expansion in their balance sheets finance their liquidity needs with issuances of debt instruments.

But they need long-dated issuance whereas Steve Dulake, head of credit strategy at JPMorgan, says that companies are unwilling to pay the current high level of spreads for more than 3-7 years.

Since the proposed currency issuance greatly exceeded the amount needed for repairs, Dummer vetoed the request and dissolved the assembly.

In that case, the court held that such an agreement "is viewed in light of the parties' interests and the prevailing marketplace", further stating: Furthermore, the issuance of concurrent use registrations need not prevent either party from engaging in advertising or other activities which might result in the incidental publication of one registrant's mark in the territory of the other registrant.

Further research is needed to identify strategies to reduce demand for and issuance of age waivers for 14 and 15 year olds.