Sentence examples for provisions of securities from inspiring English sources

Other provisions of securities law impose a duty to not mislead potential investors, said Mr. Clarkson, the lawyer.

In a June 2007 action, the S.E.C. found that Allied violated record-keeping and internal-controls provisions of securities laws relating to the valuation of illiquid securities it held.

The only solution that will ensure this is an official embassy for extraterrestrials located in internationally neutral territory that guarantees the appropriate provisions of security and mutual respect.

Google is being driven to disclose basic financial details of its operations next week by an obscure provision of securities law.

The company filed its first documents months ago under a special provision of securities law that allows a company with less than $1 billion in annual revenue to keep its financial data secret until it actively begins marketing its stock.

However, it earlier filed the documents confidentially under a special provision of securities law that allows a company with less than $1 billion in annual revenue to keep its financial data secret until it begins actively marketing its stock to investors.

"Wilson is concerned about the breach of non-disclosure and confidentiality obligations by former employees and the damaging effect it is having on its prospects of securing the future contract for provision of security services," Rielly said.

So cities began to wall themselves in, and "the provision of security became an increasingly heavy charge on society".

But its biggest success has been the provision of "security", with the collusion of the authorities: the intimidation of migrants, protection of Greek shops, vigilante patrols.

Huge gaps in the provision of security, healthcare and other basic services supposedly provided by the state have been exposed by the tragedy, deepening public anger.

The expectation grew stronger in the week before the games began, with a debacle in the provision of security staff and the threat of long queues to get through border controls.