Sentence examples for recognize investment from inspiring English sources

So, the three groups that conducted the survey have teamed up for an ongoing campaign called the "Elder Investment Fraud and Financial Exploitation Prevention Program". It will teach lawyers to — among other related skills — recognize investment fraud schemes and hopefully prevent their elderly clients, especially those with conditions that affect their cognitive abilities, from being ripped off.

It's standard practice for companies to recognize investment gains as earnings, and analysts typically exclude the gains from their estimates as extraordinary items.

He wants to keep the Internet tax free, and he wants to "close the loophole" that allows venture capitalists to recognize investment profits as capital gains.

Students will continue to fall behind if we fail to recognize investments in the first three years of life as investments in future academic achievement, a more educated work force and a stronger economy.

For purposes of this subparagraph, the term "indexing" means, in connection with an accrued benefit, the periodic adjustment of the accrued benefit by means of the application of a recognized investment index or methodology.

The success of this investment inspired Steven to continue to delve into yet-to-be recognized investment opportunities in technology.

It is also reported that Morningstar, a recognized investment research provider, will be offering ESG scores for funds in 2015.

Los Angeles-based New World Pictures Ltd. reported a recognized investment gain of $17.8 million on the sale of 456,900 shares, representing 4.98%, of Taft Broadcasting Co.'s outstanding common stock..

However, we do not always recognize that investments in multilateral investment banks afford high leverage for advancing US interests as well.

In different cities and on different nights coming from different fields of focus, two things shone through: Wilson School alumni are proud and Wilson School alumni recognize the investment that the School made in them.

I've moved before that coaches act as CEOs and treat parents as shareholders, rather than acting in an autocratic style, in order to defuse possible tensions and recognize the investment in time and money than parents have footed.