Sentence examples for units intact from inspiring English sources

If the new owner decides to keep all the rental units intact and rented, the total received per month is about $8,870.

"Under the plan, the company would emerge from bankruptcy, significantly deleveraged, with its business units intact and with adequate liquidity for operating and capital needs," the company said.

"The much more urgent challenge," said Martin S. Indyk, the former United States ambassador to Israel, "is to make contact with Assad's generals to get them to defect with units intact".

Deposit-taking giants such as JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America have bought investment banks, and bailed-out lenders such as Royal Bank of Scotland, Citigroup and UBS plan on keeping much of their investment-banking units intact.

But the decision reversed the approach of Mr. Bremer's predecessor, Jay Garner, a retired Army lieutenant general who advocated paying members of the former Iraqi Army as a way to keep their units intact for possible construction tasks and to prevent them from turning against the Americans.

The proposed mechanism allows to leave the original information bits and NAL units intact and does not rely on any side information or extra signalling coming from lower layers, ensuring backward compatibility with the standard syntax.

Or Fassel might want to keep the unit intact, another concession to maintaining a fragile construction.

When Mourinho's defences are at their meanest, it's usually because he has kept the same unit intact and rotated very reluctantly.

Goldman was also the only major bank to keep its in-house private equity unit intact a few years ago while others folded theirs after buyout funds complained of having to compete with their lenders.

Liquid Web promises that it will keep the entire Cloud Sites unit intact in San Antonio, TX where it's based, and that creative customers who have been using Cloud Sites should get a smooth transition to the new owners.

Many people have been taught that it is wrong to pull away from one's family -- that one should keep the family unit intact at all costs.