"material transactions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in a business context and refers to a transaction that has a tangible, monetary, or material value attached to it. For example, "The company reported total material transactions worth up to $1 million."
It said these included "deficiencies in recording material transactions timely, and in the organization and retention of financial documents and accounting records".
With Mr. Scalzo's testimony, prosecutors are seeking to show that the auditors relied on information from Tyco managers and only examined "material" transactions that might affect the company's bottom line.
The company said yesterday that it was considering "several material transactions" to turn its business around, but it is unclear whether the company is putting itself up for sale or seeking to enter into other types of agreements.
In the filing, Seidman said it had "communicated a material weakness in internal control to the audit committee and management" that the company had "deficiencies in recording material transactions timely, and in the organization and retention of financial documents and accounting records".
They argued that "the fee is the payment for the professional techniques, rather than the ordinary business or material transactions.
The process of relational work leads people to negotiate the exact content and nature of their relationships, notably through their material transactions (Zelizer, 2012, p. 146).
The company said Mr. Salinas would no longer be able to make decisions in any material transaction without the board's approval.
Berkshire's conflict of interest policy requires all directors, chief executives and chief financial officers to "disclose any material transaction or relationship that reasonably could be expected to give rise to such a conflict to the chairman of the company's audit committee".
These findings update the dominant wisdom that land values and material transaction costs drive smallholder land titling, demonstrating the important effect of status within the customary institution on demand for land titles.
Zelizer's perspective is critical to account for the fact that when actors engage in a material transaction, they mobilize much more than their economic resources; as a result, their transactions convey material but also symbolic and emotional outcomes (Bandelj, 2009; Zelizer, 2012).
"It was a non-material transaction, so we won't be disclosing it," a Tableau spokesperson said.
