Sentence examples for resulting assets from inspiring English sources
Weve had a telecom law in the U.S. for ten years that essentially means that if you do the capital spending to build a network, you do not have property rights over the resulting assets, and you cant set the prices either.
The President Conflict of Interest Act would require the president and vice president, their spouses and any minor or dependent children to divest all personal financial holdings that could create a conflict of interest, and to place the resulting assets into a blind trust governed by an independent trustee.
When the processes X i (t) being time changed are Brownian motion with drift (widetilde {theta },) the resulting asset returns have a variance gamma distribution.
Resulting asset scores were categorized into five groups ranging from one (poorest) to five (richest), based on a model described by Gwatkin et al. (2000).
Finally, there are the accountants, who should be integrating reporting of reserves, emissions, climate change risk and asset valuation to take account of the potential for unburnable carbon and resulting impaired assets.
He always insisted there was nothing wrong with asset stripping, because it resulted in assets being used more efficiently.
The result is likely to be increased liquidity in the emerging world, resulting in asset bubbles and eventually higher inflation.
Considering all of these factors, the risk based maintenance (RBM) as a proper risk assessment methodology minimizes the risk resulting from asset failures.
Even if households decided not to increase consumption but instead re-balanced their portfolios by using their extra cash to acquire real and financial assets, the resulting increase in asset values would lower the cost of capital and improve the balance sheet positions of potential borrowers.
Much of that resulted from assets held by the investment banking unit as well as loans to companies in Spain and the Middle East, it said.
According to the FSA: Only £2.3bn of core tier 1 capital was held to cover potential trading losses which might result from assets carried at around £470bn on the firm's balance sheet.
