Sentence examples for issued restricted from inspiring English sources

Facebook instead issued restricted stock units, which give employees the economics of an equity interest in the company without the actual shares.

Indeed, Facebook probably should have granted more restricted stock units, as it gets the benefit of a much larger tax deduction than if it had issued restricted stock.

About two years ago, when Uber had fewer than 2,000 full-time employees, it stopped issuing stock options in compensation packages and instead issued restricted stock units, which the company is not permitted to repurchase.

A couple years ago, Facebook won an exemption from the SEC's 500-shareholder rule by arguing that the shares were mostly held by employees, and it also changed the way it issued restricted stock.

To assist physicians in selecting from the different classes of anti-inflammatory agents, various scientific bodies have published clinical guidelines and third party payers have issued restricted reimbursement criteria [ 18- 24].

Worried about dilution, investors have successfully pressed companies to issue "restricted" shares which their owners cannot sell freely.

An S.E.C, No-Action letter allowed Facebook to issue restricted stock units without counting the recipients as shareholders for purposes of the 500 shareholder rule.

To keep accounting income looking healthy, some companies began issuing restricted stock, which minimizes share dilution and spreads the compensation expense over the vesting period of the stock.

Then, the agency allowed Facebook to issue restricted stock to employees without having to register the securities, which would have forced the company to provide financial information to prospective investors.

In 2008, the S.E.C. allowed Facebook to issue restricted stock to employees without having to register the securities, a move that would have required the company to publicly disclose financial information.

(As it notes, in 2014, the company began to issue restricted stock units, or RS Us instead of traditional stock options).