Sentence examples for merger rules from inspiring English sources

When Mr Verheugen suggested that merger rules might be applied less fiercely, liberals cried foul.

At present, the EU's merger rules are a hotch-potch of national laws.

Thus all companies are subject to the same antitrust and merger rules.

German cross-border merger rules favour the valuation of a court-appointed auditor over the relative market worth of the two companies.

At that time, trading in Petra Diamonds was formally suspended in accordance with merger rules and its new listing as Oryx Diamonds.

At Germany's insistence, the new merger rules say that, if a third or more employees in a newly merged firm are covered by strong worker-participation rights, those rights will apply to the entire firm.

Whether or not Jacuzzi's disclosures were timely, the significance of the dispute is the indication that the S.E.C. is limiting the benefit of the new merger rule.

Tim Keown of ESPN.com lampoons the idea of an N.F.L.-N.C.A.A. merger ruled by Goodell and Michael Silver of Yahoo.com points out the obvious hypocrisy in this move because disgraced coaches get a free pass into the N.F.L. Chris Burke of SI.com asks, how exactly would this logic not apply to Pete Carroll fleeing the rules bonfire at Southern California for Seattle?

After the 2002 baths are taken, the usefulness of the new merger rule for investors will depend on whether it forces companies to take losses quickly when a deal goes wrong, or whether companies can postpone the bad news until years later, after problems are clear to all.

One of the most emotional battles in accounting covers merger accounting rules.

According to the filing, the equity round wasn't in relation with an acquisition or merger, which rules out that the funding was raised in relation to the company's recent purchase of SocialMedia.com's ad network.