Sentence examples for issuance of common from inspiring English sources
Perhaps a fiscal union that would supervise the issuance of common Eurobonds?
Last week, Wachovia, the country's fourth-largest bank, announced plans to raise about $7 billion, with the potential for another $500 million, through the issuance of common and preferred stock.
"The process towards the issuance of common debt should be criteria-based and phased, whereby progress in the pooling of decisions on budgets would be accompanied with commensurate steps towards the pooling of risks," the document says.
During a morning-long meeting of the party's board in Berlin, the first since the summer recess, Mrs. Merkel told party leaders that she would not support the issuance of common European securities.
On Monday, Wachovia announced plans to raise about $7 billion, with the potential for another $500 million, through the issuance of common and preferred stock.The common stock is being offered at $24, a 14percentt discount to last week's closing share price.
"The issuance of common stock and other securities is predicated on broad public owners," he said.
To that may be added the creation of a common legal code, the issuance of a common currency as a symbol of imperial rule, the building of roads linking the empire (or trans-European networks, as they are unsmilingly called in Brussels).
EPS dilution refers to the reduction in reported EPS numbers due to the issuance of additional common shares.
Similar to EPS dilution, ROE dilution is the reduction in reported ROE due to the issuance of additional common shares.
For the small net issuance of new common stock, Toyota Motor would acquire a portfolio of securities with a market value for 75.2% of this portfolio worth $1.6 billion plus the 75.2% interest in the operating businesses it does not own, which, at six times operating earnings, would be worth an additional $1.8 billion.
When executive compensation contracts are explicitly tied to ROE performance, in order to avoid the reduction in reported ROE through the issuance of additional common shares (i.e., ROE dilution), managers have an incentive to influence ROE performance through financing decisions.
