"The leveraging up and buying back stock thing is done," Mr. Peltz said in an interview.
FIFTY years after executives at Bank of America had a clever idea — issue credit cards to ordinary consumers — the leveraging of America may finally be over.
"The focus is on being able to ramp up our lending and the leveraging of our lending into all forms of renewable energy.
The plan, probably too modest, went nowhere because France and America, owners of the gold needed for the leveraging, didn't like it.So the dominoes fell.
The first page should come from Defense Department manuals outlining the "combined arms fight," which emphasize the leveraging of various combat specialties and coordinate a number of specialized units in support of the same action.
John Berry ENO The arts in the UK have for decades boxed above their weight and continue to pay for themselves through revenue from tourism, exports and the leveraging of private funding.
"In the event of a severe market contraction, some investors may not be in a position to sustain the leveraging and will be required to liquidate their positions under unfavorable market conditions".
Today, this sounds like a description of thinking that led to the 2000s boom, although the leveraging of investments tended to take a form other than that of traditional margin credit on stock purchases.
Goodman's book adds to Casement's reputation as a pioneer of the human rights movement's tactics, including the on-the-spot investigation, the gathering of victims' testimony and the leveraging of public outrage to spur reform.
The leveraging of the game's narrative structure against its ludic structure all but destroys the player's ability to feel connected to either, forcing the player to either abandon the game in protest (which I almost did) or simply accept that the game cannot be enjoyed as both a game and a story, and to then finish it for the mere sake of finishing it.
"The problem is the leveraging of the taxpayer by people with no formal training in finance or economics, no personal downside, an assortment of Napoleon complexes, the money to buy ratings in New York and policy in Washington, and the ability to run circles around regulators".
