Sentence examples for long term rights from inspiring English sources

This company will be profitable from day one based on its 20% share of ad revenue on 1 to 5 billion page views per month under management.... Upon IPO, this company will have $30+ million in revenue and $20+ million in earnings and long term rights to all the ad real estate of the majority of top apps on Facebook.

Enron transferred to "Raptor I-IV", four LJM-related special purpose entities named after the velociraptors in Jurassic Park, more than "$1.2 billion in assets, including millions of shares of Enron common stock and long term rights to purchase millions more shares, plus $150 million of Enron notes payable" as disclosed in the company's financial statement footnotes.

As the main strategy WWF has created and implemented a so-called "conservational concession approach": long term rights are granted on 0.7 mln hectares of Nut Harvesting Zones (NHZ) – a special category of protective forests zoned for the commercial collection of Korean pine nuts and related NTFPs, leased by the provincial government through auctions.

But shares always do well over the long term, right?

This is a core part of what makes Facebook, Facebook, is that we really are focused on users first and for the long term, right?

The promise is that we're going to build this company so that it's great over the long term, right.

Mark Zuckerberg: This is a core part of what makes Facebook, Facebook, is that we really are focused on users first and for the long term, right?

He says that migrants might feel anxious over issues such as their right to stay and long-term rights in the UK.

The results imply that farmers in this part of Indonesia would be willing to abide by fairly strict limitations on land use, provided that they can be assured of long-term rights to the planted trees.

Marvel Entertainment sued the heirs of the comic book artist Jack Kirby on Friday to end the family's recent efforts to regain long-term rights to some of Marvel's most popular characters.

"Given the history of excellence by teams in the SEC and Big 12, we recognized the value in securing long-term rights to the Sugar Bowl," said John Skipper, the president of ESPN.