Sentence examples for proceeds added from inspiring English sources

The amendment stipulated that Mrs. Astor's real estate was to be sold upon her death and the proceeds added to her residuary estate.

Sale price of $350m implies 3.6 times 2014 sales ($97m) and 17.5 times profit ($20m) so very decent multiples reflecting good margin (20.6%) and a market leading position (a third of market) We assume PowerSchool proceeds add to cash given recent longer-term debt refinancing, implying more earnings per share dilution versus debt pay-down.

Today, in response to questions, he did not dispute that he sold $66 million in Enron stock, and said he still has "most of the proceeds," adding that his financial affairs are tied up in litigation.

Some of São Paulo's favorite street artists such as Paulo Ito, Ju Violeta, Magrela Mag and many others joined in for the cause, creating exclusive paintings with proceeds adding towards the fundraising.

"Once these final changes have been agreed, we believe conference can be reassured that it has finished the job it started last March [at the last spring conference] and the bill should be allowed to proceed," added the letter.

A Sept. 2 news article quoted senior administration officials who said they would not object to China's nuclear modernization, thus apparently giving China a green light to proceed adding more missiles to its arsenal.

Mrs Beyts told the BBC Scotland news website she was "glad" the case was proceeding, adding that April would mark a year since the incident.

It concluded that the RFP was "flawed and cannot proceed," adding that there were so many legal defects that "it would result in a court voiding any contract" awarded under it.

Apart from those insurance proceeds, she added, the organization has "no other significant assets" to pay claims.

The proceeds, he added, were "provided to a senior Wal-Mart executive for the executive's personal benefit and use".

If councils retained all their housing revenue without the government siphoning money out (they've taken £13bn over nine years to pay tenants' housing benefit and are still taking around £700 per house for historic debt), retained their own right-to-buy proceeds and added in some borrowing, they could refurbish the stock themselves and even begin to build again.