Sentence examples for original issuance from inspiring English sources

In March, disclosure kicked in for nearly 4,000 more of the nearly 27,000 corporate bonds on the market with more than $100 million in original issuance.

The disclosure began with 500 investment-grade bonds with original issuance of more than $1 billion and 50 other major issues.

The problem was that the certificates (like bonds), matured 20 years from the date of original issuance, thus, under extant law, the Service Certificates could not be redeemed until 1945.

Her proposal would allow New York City, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the city's water authority and its hospitals to refinance their debt a second time in cases where the original debt issuance has been paid off.

To capture events that might have occurred shortly after discontinuation while an agent's effects were still material and to address changes in medication instruction that may have occurred after the issuance of the original prescription, a fixed grace period of 90 days was applied to all claims, pharmacy-issued or physician/facility-administered.

The European Central Bank has ruled out lifting the ceiling it has imposed on Greek debt issuance, which would be required by Mr Tsipras's original plan to issue €10 billion in new treasury bills; it sees this as tantamount to monetary financing.

One of its original suggestions was that Europe's regulator should be able to ban the issuance of new sovereign ratings while financial bailouts were being considered, but that proved too controversial and was removed from the final text.

The use of CRISPR in modifying human embryos with certain heritable diseases was just approved this week by a science advisory panel formed by the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine.

The government already plans a net 28.3 trillion yen rise in bond issuance in the current fiscal year which began in April and tax revenues are likely to fall short of original projections because of an economic slowdown, which means there is hardly any room for more spending.

Issuance will probably fall.

There is no bond issuance.