Sentence examples for private allocation from inspiring English sources

It will also issue 390 billion yen in a private allocation of preferred shares to take place in November.

Surrounded by her private allocation of "war veterans", she invaded the mansion of the septua-to-octogenerian couple, harangued and menaced them, generously gave them 48 hours to pack their entire life out of the territory.

Private allocation of credit played a major role in the extraordinary world growth of the last quarter-century, but that system blew up when financial innovation led to a huge overextension of credit to borrowers with dubious ability to repay, whether they were subprime mortgage borrowers or highly leveraged companies.

In this and previous studies, participants completed the private allocation before the public allocation.

Participants completed the items in this order: ranking task, the private allocation task, the properties measures, and then the public allocation task.

To check for order effects, we ran an additional web-based sample of participants (n = 101; 61% female; age: M = 30.13, SD = 10.75) in the opposite order with the public allocation occurring before the private allocation.

Hence, we administered the private condition before the public condition, without counterbalancing, to minimize any effects of knowing the manipulation on the private allocations.

The Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund cut its investment in Mr. Ross's new fund in half, to $100 million, from what it put into the last fund, saying in public documents that the reduction reflected the state's need to manage its "overall private equity allocation".

The Yale endowment model is a case study which explains some benefits of hedge fund and private equity allocation.

The implemented bundle strategy consisted in: screening of all patients in the wards by rectal swabs, promoting hand hygiene compliance and patient education, implementation of contact precautions with private room allocation for all colonized patients, daily disinfection of environmental surfaces and medical devices with a 80% mono peroxyphthalate-based disinfectant.

A lot of transactions that put public resources into private hands—allocations of radio spectrum, for example, and of credit from state banks—have come under suspicion.