Sentence examples for transaction designed from inspiring English sources

The problem in any transaction designed to squeeze out minority shareholders is that the incentive for the buyer is to pay the lowest price possible, but corporate leaders also have an obligation to protect all shareholders from an unfair transaction.

There is nothing murky about a transaction designed to transfer unexpected losses from the banking system to pools of private capital in a manner that has been approved by the regulator.

MADRID -- The state of Israel has acquired its address on Twitter, the microblogging Internet service, from the Spanish owner of a pornographic Web site, in an unusual transaction designed to help Israel exercise more influence over its image worldwide.

Nowhere does Manur more clearly confirm this judgment than when he confronts León and reveals that his marriage is "purely a business transaction" designed to rescue Natalia's father from financial ruin.

Prosecutors alleged, and the jury apparently agreed, that it was a sham transaction designed to allow her to say she paid for the car although one of her husband's companies really footed the bill.

If you didn't have political power yourself, you needed access to a godfather who did".Another interesting sidelight on Russian tycoons' relationship with Western banks came in Mr Sumption's account of how a $1.3 billion payment was made through a company controlled by an Arab princeling: an "artificial transaction" designed to satisfy money-laundering regulations, Mr Sumption said.

Other off-balance-sheet arrangements back complex transactions designed to insure institutional investors' holdings.

Translated into English, that meant transactions designed to beautify financial statements.

The typical PPP experience is of a multiplication of middlemen and transactions designed to benefit the private sector.

Enron's venture in Connecticut seems to fit a pattern of transactions designed primarily to accumulate cash, investigators said.

The Robin Hood tax is a tiny levy on international financial transactions, designed to hit bankers and raise billions and already generating huge interest online.