Sentence examples for simple issuance from inspiring English sources

Which raises the question whether, because of these checking accounts, JPMorgan had an obligation to alert American authorities as well?In agreeing to the settlement, JPMorgan has said it should have—though it was not in a position to argue (the simple issuance of a criminal indictment would have been devastating, regardless of whether it succeeded in court).

I had a simple car, health issuance was not an issue (gold standard insurance as a benefit from my employer), work was easy to find and people felt empowered to follow their dreams.

But Florida had not done that, which helps to explain why the issuance of a simple drilling permit ends up taking four years and going through several rounds of court decisions.

"An accused person cannot be foreclosed... from considering the issuance of a simple and unequivocal denial — free from overall defamatory triggers or contextual themes," Mastroianni wrote.

To assess the theoretical issuance motives separately, we propose a simple framework that characterizes how issuers should design convertible debt to efficiently mitigate specific debt- and equity-related costs of external finance.

Well, the same thing he or she should have been doing before, during, and after the issuance of the 2014 regulations -- keep it simple.

At the end of the day, customers and merchants are looking for a simpler, more efficient experience at the POS both for the payment process and for receipt issuance.

I invited Austrians to take a look at MMT for the simple reason that, like Austrian economics, it has valuable things to say about the dynamics of monopolistic fiat money issuance by the government -- and therefore about the economic power the government has.

Another major problem is the inability of authorities to crack down on widespread tax evasion, worth an estimated €45 billion per year, ranging from the simplest daily transactions (the non-issuance of receipts) to the workings of big businesses.

Issuance will probably fall.

There is no bond issuance.