Sentence examples for result equity from inspiring English sources

As a result, equity plan proposals seeking shareholder approval for Section 162(m) qualification will likely continue to appear on ballots (albeit less frequently than in the past).

"There's no let-up in concerns that the euro-zone debt crisis could continue to worsen and as a result equity markets across the globe remain under pressure".

This just in from Ben Potter, research analyst at IG Markets: There's no let-up in concerns that the Eurozone debt crisis could continue to worsen and as a result equity markets across the globe remain under pressure.

If the economy slowed further as a result, equity investors might begin to worry about corporate earnings declining and pull out their roughly $200 billion of investments in listed shares.

As a result, equity crowdfunding would not be possible without three things happening: Congress would need to pass a bill; the president would need to sign it; and the SEC would need to implement it.

As a result, equity in terms of access to health care is constrained by the fact that patients with cardiovascular risk burden make significant demands on already scarce health resources.

As a result, equities here bear little relation to company performance or potential.

In this paper, we examine the benefit distribution among the network users and the resulting equity associated with the continuous network design problem in terms of the change of equilibrium O D travel costs.

Richardson's (1994) study of the wreckfish ITQ system devotes considerable attention to the policy intent of the initial allocation formula and resulting equity and efficiency considerations of the initial allocation.

In primary education (Table  3b), both methods provided identical results (equity in 9 countries and inequity suffered by women in 15 countries), except for Israel, for which the gap was truncated at 1, whilst the modified index showed inequity towards men.

The boards followed my directives, and the result was equity and fairness.