Sentence examples for issues of commercial from inspiring English sources

Since the beginning of June, there have been eight issues of commercial mortgage-backed securities, amounting to an estimated $5 billion in loans, real estate analysts said.

For example, there is nothing to prevent SolarCity from using the cash flows from its existing leases to back new issues of commercial asset-backed bonds.

In all, during the first quarter of 2002 companies with high and with so-so credit ratings cut new issues of commercial paper by a little more than a third, compared with a year earlier.

The new members will have to quickly come up to speed with the contract negotiations, which hinge on issues of commercial product placements, payments for DVD sales, and compensation for new media work.

The point is that the decision to terminate Chinese operations grew out of a deeply held sense of what Levi's stands for, in which issues of commercial brand, corporate values, and self-image are all intertwined.

From the mid-1990s, huge sums of money were promised to companies through guaranteed back-up credit lines to support issues of commercial paper, often without charge if no money changed hands at the time the credit lines were set up.

It looks as if the issue of commercial property sales will loom large in the local elections.

Rob Greenland, co-founder of Social Business Brokers CIC thinks entrepreneurs shouldn't see the issue of commercial versus social messaging in black and white terms.

To address the issue of commercial tax challenges, John P. Marcin, chairman of the newly formed Nassau County Assessment Review Commission, said, the County Attorney's office had begun sending him cases ripe for settlement.

But it was also evident that the museum had become increasingly sensitive over the issue of commercial sponsorship, and over how much artistic control the House of Chanel -- and specifically, its designer, Karl Lagerfeld -- should be allowed to have over the exhibition.

The ruling is the most recent in a series on the contentious issue of commercial speech, which has met with a decidedly mixed reception from the Supreme Court down through the decades.