Sentence examples for price alignment from inspiring English sources

Surviving the "re-evaluation" are all the structures of existing governance: companies as entities run for the benefit of shareholder-owners (even if, as Welch implies, the means are indirect, rather than direct, managing of the share price); alignment of directors and shareholders; pay to reflect performance.

Market fundamentals and eventual price alignment will quell the alarm spread by Messrs Markey and Menendez.

Price alignments that Long-Term Capital uses to program its computers have everywhere fallen out of whack.

No. Costs can be unstable and it's difficult to grow price in alignment with costs.

Changes in corporate tax rates have ambiguous effects on the transfer price for incentive alignment.

Car companies, already struggling with overcapacity and brutal competition, are grudgingly bringing prices into closer alignment from country to country.

But with more diesel purchasers, the laws of the marketplace would kick in, bringing prices into greater alignment.

With suitable adjustments for interest rates and cash dividends, put and call option prices come into alignment precisely because arbitragers would quickly take advantage of any discrepancies.

Besides any alignment of price levels, there can be also an alignment of price volatility.

Eventually Hitler concluded that Japan, not China, would be a more reliable geostrategic partner, notwithstanding the superior Sino-German economic relationship and chose to end his alliance with the Chinese as the price of gaining an alignment with the more modern and powerful Japan.

This performance gain came with a price of a higher alignment FNR, especially for the combined reference strategy.