Sentence examples for limit the offering from inspiring English sources

"While the offering was oversubscribed, Facebook made a business decision to limit the offering to $1 billion," the company said.

For example, small businesses using Rule 506 are effectively compelled to limit the offering to accredited investors, which may amount to less than 5percentt of the total population.

While the offering was oversubscribed, Facebook made a business decision to limit the offering to $1 billion.

My source believes Apple would likely separately approve apps for background support, but wouldn't necessarily limit the offering to a handful of special apps.

With regulation uncertain, last month, decentralized protocol company Protocol Labs in conjunction with AngelList, announced CoinList, a platform for holding token sales that limits the offering to accredited investors and offers its investors a security called a SAFT (simple agreement for tokens) that later converts to coins when the network is launched.

By limiting the offering to residents of New York, in what is called an intrastate offering, the organizers were able to avoid more complex and costly federal securities regulations.

"Based on the interest rate and the need of YankeeNets, we have limited the offering to $200 million at an interest rate of 12.75 percent," Howard Rubenstein, a spokesman for YankeeNets and a director, said yesterday.

The government tried to limit the damage by offering to open talks with the unions, businessmen, opposition governors and the Roman Catholic Church to reach some kind of consensus on economic policy.

Ares Management's long awaited IPO debut didn't go all that well, as weak demand forced the firm to limit the size of the offering, while the shares priced below the expected range.

After much media attention, the firm limited the private offering to overseas clients to be sure it complied with S.E.C. regulations.

VOD is still the red-headed stepchild, something that's reflected in the deals the networks have with the MVPDs (multichannel video programme distributors), most of which limit the current season VOD offering to the last five or six episodes, to the disappointment of latecomers and binge viewers alike.