Sentence examples for less than full value from inspiring English sources

This most often results from transfers of intangibles and other mobile assets for less than full value".

During the negotiations, A.I.G. asked Goldman to accept less than full value for some of the contracts, but Goldman refused, Mr. Viniar said.

There would have to be a haircut for holders, on Greek debt, Mr. Dallara told them, meaning that creditors would have to accept less than full value on what was owed them.

Of particular interest to many in Congress is why those negotiating on behalf of the taxpayers did not push the banks to make concessions like returning the collateral to A.I.G. or accepting less than full value for their contracts with the insurer.

The cash was what he believed would be the first in a series of payments for helping the broker earn commissions by awarding him the right to sell Fannie Mae's foreclosed properties and approving sales at less than full value.

A life settlement will always be less than the full value of the policy, but much more than the amount a policyholder would receive if he or she let the policy lapse or surrendered it to the insurance company.

This mattered because the country had actually reached agreements with the vast majority of its creditors, in deals struck in 2005 and 2010, after bondholders agreed to a so-called haircut, in which they would receive less than the full value of the bonds they held (if still more than enough to make a profit).

It found that estates were more likely to be reported at less than their full value if a lawyer prepared the estate tax return.

But assuming American and T.W.A. try to force bondholders to accept less than the full value of their claims, Mr. Icahn, who declined to comment yesterday, could try to contest the restructuring plan.

Not all families would lose this much – about 800,000 working families receive less than the full value of the CTC entitlement as some of it is tapered away from those households not on the lowest incomes.

The law allowed districts to cap property appraisals so that businesses paid taxes on less than the full value of the property while the state largely offset their resulting revenue loss.