(i) To unite or pool interests in the importation, manufacture, production, transportation, or price of a commodity; and is inimical to the public welfare, unlawful, and a criminal conspiracy.
The significance of the date is that, under American financial regulations Lucent is now able to use its massive equity for tax-efficient "pooled-interest" acquisitions.
After the Board has been duly constituted, subject to the other provisions of this subchapter and other commitments and requirements established pursuant to law, the Corporation may provide guarantees on terms and conditions determined by the Corporation of securities issued on the security of, or in participation in, pooled interests in qualified loans.
Moreover, much of it has gone underground and "off the books" -- into threatening letters, secret settlements, massive cross-licenses, and a wide variety of privately pooled interests and funds.
It does not grow out of a country's natural endowments, its labor pool, its interest rates, or its currency's value, as classical economics insists.
@mentions are additive to the pool of interest, a signal that "I" think "you" should be aware of this, moving forward.
Whilst there are a number of different sequencing platforms, each share a common series of steps to convert the RNA pool of interest into an RNA-seq library.
Simultaneously, an abundance of unannotated unigenes was generated in our study, which might represent a specific gene pool of interest for further M. fortis studies.
However, to increase the chances that an individual will have close relatives in the dataset, all available genotypic data for the germplasm pool of interest should be combined before imputation.
Biodiversity surveys have long depended on traditional methods of taxonomy to inform sampling protocols and to determine when a representative sample of a given species pool of interest has been obtained.
