Sentence examples for offered warrants from inspiring English sources

But the percentages held by the bondholders and the union could conceivably be larger because each are being offered warrants in the new G.M., which would be created in bankruptcy.

TechCrunch has learned that some investors were offered warrants and additional incentives to participate.

Too bad the loyal shareholders who stuck around weren't offered warrants at those low prices to make themselves whole too.

"This court is satisfied that the nature of the crisis facing the city, coupled with the medical evidence offered, warranted the defendants' action," the judge ruled.

Mr. Carr said Tellium needed to offer warrants and stock to its customers as a way to compete with bigger competitors that can offer potential customers low-interest loans.

The bailout money, about $200 billion, came from the taxpayer-financed Troubled Asset Relief Program and banks had to offer warrants as a way for taxpayers to share in their recovery.

Apple still offers warrant-based extraction of data via iCloud and iCloud backups.

Instead, Mr. Icahn and Southeastern have proposed that the company buy back 1.1 billion shares for $14 each, and offer warrants to buy additional shares for $20 each.

As an incentive to pay the subscriber fee, Oxygen offered cable operators warrants that can be cashed in for stock in the company at the end of five years, in the amount each cable system has paid to that point in subscriber fees.

Critics of the draft bill have previously slammed the overly broad capabilities offered by bulk warrants, noting for example that it is pretty hard to judge proportionality if you don't know who exactly you're targeting.

The diaries don't offer much warrant for this view.