Sentence examples for realising assets from inspiring English sources

But private-equity managers are rewarded on the basis of realising assets.

It's a fine sentiment but in law, it seems, charities must now realise assets, not noble objectives.

Highly leveraged investors have had to realise assets to meet margin calls; investors seeking to move out of emerging markets have sold in the most liquid markets to raise cash.

"Enterprise Inns announced this year the intention to sell almost 300 pubs, the latest in a succession of such three-figure sales as the company seeks to realise its assets".

A bank run is hard to resist, since a bank cannot realise its assets quickly; worse still, doing so by calling in loans may cause economic havoc by prompting bankruptcies and job losses.The Basel accord was designed to deal with a different problem: that big borrowers might default.

They want to realise whatever assets Proview has".

The bad news is that, to realise those assets' full potential, governments have to give them away.

"These conditions around the need to secure further funding, along with the details provided in note 1 of the financial statements, indicate the existence of a material uncertainty which may cast significant doubt over the group's ability to continue as a going concern and therefore that the group may be unable to realise its assets and discharge its liabilities in the normal course of business".

Fourtou may well consider taking recent events to their logical conclusion by realising all the assets and funnelling the proceeds back to long-suffering shareholders.

Some of them couldn't afford to eat out as often after the recession, but others saw what their houses were worth and decided to realise that asset.

As a result, government debt will top £1 trillion next year.Moreover, only about £3 billion of the £16 billion to be realised through asset sales would actually go to pay down debt.