Sentence examples for the amount of securities from inspiring English sources

Invariably, they get "coverage," meaning that the bids exceed the amount of securities being offered — a great relief to federal money managers.

Federal and state regulators say that the amount of securities sold to retail investors and the severity of the conduct will be factored into any settlements.

The $60 million in fines will be distributed to states based on the amount of securities sold to investors in each state.

The advance came as the government reported its first July budget surplus in more than three decades, a development that could allow it to further cut back the amount of securities it sells and reduce the national debt.

But as government budget deficits shrank and then gave way to surprisingly large surpluses, the Treasury scaled back the amount of securities it sold and wondered if the cost of 30-year bonds was just to high.

The simplest answer is that a decline in planned investment will be associated with a reduction in the amount of securities floated on the market and thus with the emergence of an excess demand for securities.

The test of a country's freedom was the amount of security enjoyed by minorities.

It also eliminates rivalry among its many consumers; that is, the amount of security that any one citizen derives from the Navy subtracts nothing from the amount of security that any other citizen derives.

Human Rights Watch released a study last week that said spending on security in Aba and Ganzi, another Tibetan area of Sichuan, rose sharply after 2002 and has been several times the amount of security expenses in non-Tibetan parts of Sichuan.

The U.S. plans to send five hundred F.B.I. agents to protect its athletes at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, as sources within the event's organizing committee concede that its planners underestimated the amount of security needed.

They finally realised our banks would not be able to withstand a financial shock based on the colossal stock of mortgage and other debts on their balance sheets relative to the amount of security they have to defend their businesses in the event of a severe economic downturn.