Sentence examples for no holdings from inspiring English sources

The review of the corporate and regulatory records, which covers 1992 to 2012, found no holdings in Mr. Wen's name.

When he went into business in the early 1980s, he had no holdings, but he was able to get enough grapes together by renting vineyards.

The Templeton Developing Markets Trust, a $1.5 billion fund available to individual investors and led by Mark Mobius, who has proselytized for emerging markets, had no holdings in Pakistan, Colombia or Venezuela at the end of October.

At that time, the fund had 60percentt of its assets in technology and telecommunications stocks and virtually no holdings in financial services businesses, whose earnings grow at slower but more predictable rates.

No holdings were found in Mr Wen's name, it said, nor was it possible "to determine from the documents whether he recused himself from any decisions that might have affected his relatives' holdings, or whether they received preferential treatment on investments".

But as Chevron has no holdings in Ecuador, the plaintiffs have been unable to collect that judgement.

And there is an exception for doormen in the no-holding-doors rule, which specifies that the act is allowed "when intended purely as a social amenity without expectation or acceptance of a gratuity".

His no-holding-back mentality has been highly successful, too, resulting in 33 World Cup wins, two overall titles and five Olympic medals, including a gold at the 2010 Vancouver Games.

The Federal National Mortgage Association ( Fannie Mae and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Freddie Mac Mac ) should be disbanded and reconstituted as a single government mortgage guarantee agency with no portfolio holdings and no private shareholders.

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Another is fashion: some holdings no longer fit their institutions' curatorial missions.