Sentence examples for preferred limited from inspiring English sources
The two media giants unveiled a deal giving Liberty the option to buy $500 million worth of News Corp.'s preferred limited voting American Depository Receipts over the next six months at $21.50 per ADR.
In Mr Greenberg's polls voters preferred limited government and low taxes over a government that creates conditions "so that many can prosper, not just a few".
The official verbiage indicates that Microsoft will sell "all of its $300 million convertible Series A preferred limited liability company interest" in exchange for "an aggregate purchase price equal to (i) $62,425,006.63 in cash and (ii) 2,737,290 shares of common stock".
It is also clear that in the communication of written positions to patients and/or families, a reactive approach is preferred, limited to personal conversations when patients or family request information.
Generally, companies prefer limited discounts, e-mailed to a select group of customers or sent inside packages with a purchase.
Like many money managers, Mr. Gross is a conservative — he describes himself as a "Reagan fan from way back" — who generally prefers limited government involvement in the markets.
Some, like Levi's and Patagonia, want rigorous — and costly — audits, while others prefer limited, inexpensive audits that will not jeopardize relationships with favored suppliers.
He preferred a limited circulation (with expensive ads) to a mass audience.
Apart from philosophical speculation, which most readers prefer in limited quantities, the favourite theme of many modern essays has been speculation on the character of nations.
I prefer master limited partnerships in the energy sector.
Sophisticated workers' may prefer more limited choice sets – for example, compensation schedules with commitment devices, e.g., quotas, which assist in maintaining self-control.14 Fourth is the extent to which contracting occurs over multiple periods.
