Sentence examples for taking asset from inspiring English sources

Yet, as Otmar Issing, a member of the ECB's executive board, has argued, giving a role to money in setting policy, alongside its inflation target, may serve a similar role as taking asset prices into account.

It offers asset-backed lending, taking assets like accounts receivable as collateral.

We cannot negotiate in good faith with our creditors by taking assets off the table.

Investors and depositors have taking assets out of the struggling "peripheral" euro zone countries, like Spain, and moving them to the "core" countries, including Germany and France.

"We're taking assets that we're very comfortable with," said Mr. Ader, who will become Western Liberty's chairman and chief executive.

(In the government's view, those lines included misleading his investors and taking assets from Retrophin that didn't belong to him).

THE phrase "naked official", or luo guan, was coined in 2008 by a bureaucrat and blogger in Anhui province, Zhou Peng'an, to describe officials who have moved their family abroad, often taking assets with them.

It is suggested in their study that taking assets as a measurement of poverty is better then taking income or wealth as a determinent of poverty since assets are long run wealth while income is short run.

What we're doing now is taking assets from the competent and prudent people and handing them to the inept bunglers.

Taking issue with the unfair perception of post-bailout AIG, Greenberg believes that the government has exceeded its constitutional authority in taking assets and his lawsuit against the government is warranted.

Police organizations have been some of the most aggressive opponents of growing state efforts to rein in civil forfeiture and ensure that cops are only taking assets from actual criminals.