Sentence examples for such issuance from inspiring English sources

Such issuance dilutes existing shareholders' stake because it increases the number of investors that share in the company's income and payouts.

But the commercial paper traditionally pays out every 90 days, which means that if the appetite for such issuance disappears, a SIV-Lite can quickly face a liquidity crisis.

Such heavy issuance of corporate bonds might appear to be an indication that companies are borrowing money to invest in new plants and equipment.

The six chiefs in Bimbia sent a letter to the acting forest manager complaining that they were not being sufficiently consulted on day-to-day forest management issues such as issuance of permits (Letter of January 2005).

According to the Act, birth certificates will be compulsory to obtain access to sixteen essential services such as issuance of passports, marriage registration and admission to educational institutions etc. "Every child has a right to a name and identity.

Such increases in issuance can put upward pressure on interest rates.

Similarly dicey types of transactions, such as the issuance of liquidity puts on CDOs, and the purchase of credit default swaps from dodgy counterparties, were also rampant.

"If there is any provocative act such as the issuance of a so-called statement concerning 'the North's nuclear issue' at the Seoul conference, it would constitute an extreme insult," said the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency.

(Careful about arguments that you should add in a bit for share buybacks; you should offset such purchases with issuance of new equity in the form of options).Another approach is the q ratio, outlined by Andrew Smithers and Stephen Wright in their book Valuing Wall Street, which came out at the same time as Shiller's opus.

While signaling support for a banking union, she has resisted other fundamental changes to the euro zone, such as the issuance in the short term of some joint debt or the use of euro zone bailout funds to lend directly to banks.

Many of these are in the shadow banking system, such as strong issuance of high-yield bonds and leveraged loans, weakened underwriting standards, and underpricing of risk.