Sentence examples for liabilities assumed from inspiring English sources

While reports had varied on the final purchase price, according to the filing, the acquisition of Waze was "for a total cash consideration of $966 million," with "$847 million attributed to goodwill and $188 million attributed to intangible assets," minus the $69 million in other net liabilities assumed from Waze's books.

If Medicare were a private insurance company, its costs would increase by a trillion dollars annually for the interest on its liabilities (assuming 3% interest).

But the liability assumed by the Government here is that created by 'all the circumstances,' not that which a few of the circumstances might create.

The first "short" leg is a contingency; you don't count it as a liability assumed by the partnership.

Perhaps the difference relates to a stock sale and the IRS has recalculated you tax liability assuming the proceeds of the sale were 100% capital gains.

Ponnuru writes about "reduc ing) reduce Social Security's unfunded liability -- assuming, of course, that anyone still cares about that". The left does, with a set of proposed funding mechanisms that includes a financial transaction tax, a small increase in the overall payroll tax (which for most voters would only amount to a dollar or so per week), and higher taxes on the wealthy.

This corresponds to a liability-threshold model for postpartum haemorrhage, in which the variance in the underlying liability is assumed possible to transform to a standard normal distribution and partition in different components.

The Goodrich Corporation said yesterday that it would spin off its engineered products unit in a deal that executives expect will strengthen its aerospace business and relieve the firm of asbestos-liability costs assumed during a 1999 acquisition.

The distribution of the unobservable liability was assumed to be multivariate normal.

The liability was assumed to be standard normally distributed with zero mean and unit variance.

With ordinal item level data an underlying continuously distributed liability is assumed and thresholds that categorize the disorder are estimated based on the response frequencies (Flora and Curran 2004).