Sentence examples for participating meaning from inspiring English sources

Preferred stock may be participating, meaning that its holders share with common stockholders in any company earnings over and above the stated dividends on the preferred stock.

Many museums across the city, including the Galleria Borghese, Centrale Montemartini, MACRO and MAXXI, are also participating, meaning they're free to enter (although some must be booked in advance).

Further, we interviewed those survey respondents who we were able to contact and were willing to participate, meaning that the range of participants may have been limited.

Wheelchair and crutch users are allowed to participate – meaning victims of the war can also compete.

The brief order said two justices, liberals Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor, will not participate, meaning only six justices will hear the case.

Up until 2013 the Ultimate Fighting Championships did not allow female fighters to participate, meaning that they had to look to led prestigious promoters to fight.

Family members were able to individually chose to participate, meaning that not necessarily both parents and the child of the participating families were included in the study.

Of those still alive at the latest follow-up in 2008 (n = 1071) 1010 still participated, meaning a response rate of 94.3%%.

In addition to this, parental consent will be required at the same general practice visit when they are invited to participate, meaning there is a reliance on parents being willing and having the time to participate immediately.

Only patients presenting a probable excess weight according to the pharmacist's judgement were asked to participate, meaning that some patients who may have actually met the inclusion criteria were not offered the study.

58 Finally, the use of these questionnaires was consistent with the way assessments are ordinarily conducted in the participating clinics, meaning that findings from this investigation would likely reflect those observed by clinical staff working in these settings who may act as potential gatekeepers for the initiation of lifestyle-related behavior change interventions.