Sentence examples for selling structure from inspiring English sources

Tesco has quietly returned to a multimillion-pound Channel Islands tax dodge four years after the authorities in Jersey banished the supermarket group's VAT-free CD and DVD website from the island, accusing Britain's largest retailer of operating a "sham" selling structure that brought the Channel Islands into disrepute.

Christie's new selling structure is the same.

Facebook today said it is shifting to a "local selling structure" in countries outside the U.S., in which its advertising revenue in that country will be recorded by their local company in the country.

"We believe that moving to a local selling structure will provide more transparency to governments and policy-makers around the world who have called for greater visibility over the revenue associated with locally supported sales in their countries," Facebook CFO Dave Wehner said in a blog post today.

He had worked at J. P. Morgan in the nineties, selling structured credit-default swaps.

Over the past two decades, state legislatures and the U.S. Congress have passed measures to protect vulnerable people selling structured settlements.

The partners at SAYA told me that they weren't selling structures; their product is an invitation for policy planners to think more like architects, and architects to think a little more like policy planners.

New issues which could result in substantial charges include: Enforcement action from the Financial Conduct Authority over the way it sold structured deposit products to UK customers from June 2008 to now.

Subjected to galvanic replacement with sufficient Au ions, single-crystalline NPs/NWs turn into AuAg sold structures, while those with twins form a hollow alloy structure.

It's made of hardwood from Bali and came from a kit created by artist-architect Tony Gwilliam, whose Ojai-based operation sells structures inspired by meditation pavilions and Japanese tea houses.

After a spell in his own father's failing business he rolled up large orders selling concrete structures for a company unable to produce them.