Sentence examples for transactions in that from inspiring English sources

With this being said, acquisitions and divestitures are (with the exception of spinoffs) bilateral transactions, in that they involve both a focal firm and a counterparty: when Company A buys a business from Company B, Company B is selling that business to Company A, and vice versa.

In Australia, a Chinese sovereign wealth fund bought nine office towers, one of the biggest real estate transactions in that nation's history.

See ANPR, supra note 1, at pg. 18 ("While there are different ways to gauge significance of such firms in critical markets, as a guideline, the agencies consider a firm significant in a particular critical market if it consistently clears or settles at least five percent of the value of transactions in that critical market".).

The deferred update replication protocol we propose allows concurrency among transactions in that multiple transactions can be simultaneously executed by different servers.

There were only 45 transactions in that segment, which makes the implications harder to decipher, said Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel.

We used network Density (the actual edges divided by the potential edges) as a measure of the Vitality of the ecosystem, its health, and liveliness - the extent to which transactions in that city may occur.

Its acquisition of RightNow in October pressured SAP to close a large transaction in that field, which set up its acquisition for SuccessFactors two months later.

While rue21 can join in, perhaps with a claim of interference of contract, it must also also sue in New York, given that the contract requires that rue21 litigate any matter against the banks on this transaction in that state.

The court added: "It also is far from clear what a fairness opinion would look like for this type of transaction". In that regard, we note that fairness opinions are generally issued with respect to exchanges of value.

Its largest transaction in that series of acquisitions was the purchase in 1970 of the Austrian firm Lohnerwerke GmbH (now Bombardier-Wien Schienfahrzeuge AG) and its affiliate Rotax-Werk AG (now Bombardier-Rotax GmbH), the latter of which had supplied engines for the Ski-Doo since 1962.

According to the company, Mr. Icahn's offer of a contingent value right — which is only valid if a sale occurs within a nine-month period after the completion of a tender offer — was an incentive for him to not complete a transaction in that window.