Sentence examples for various assets including from inspiring English sources

These programs generally issued short-term I.O.U.'s to investors and then used that money to buy various assets, including the leftover C.D.O.

These include cuts to Greece's minimum wage and pensions, lay-offs of civil servants and the privatisation of various assets, including ports and state-owned buildings.

The cash and investment fund, boosted by the sale of various assets including its stake in Trader Media Group in 2014 currently stands at £735m, down from £838.3m last July.

They and the other de fendants developed a prospec tus showing that the company had various assets including real estate and distributorship rights of a patent for a selfrefrigerating can for beverages.

In a letter delivered to Mr. Krim earlier this week, Anabasis also offered to swap various assets, including certain rights to current and future "Rambo" films and other films in development, for additional Orion stock.

The business spent almost £80m in cash in the year to the end of March although the cash and investment fund, boosted by the sale of various assets including its stake in Trader Media Group in 2014, stood at £740m in January, down from £838.3m last July.

They have received various future assets, including young players and draft picks, and are in the process of evaluating and developing their young core.

In one pilot project with the utility PG&E Corp., an array of various, aggregated assets – including battery storage, electric vehicles, and more – are participating in the wholesale electricity market, just like a conventional power plant.

"I've been out of office for 10 years, and I'm working with Massachusetts and a number of other states on the potential for monetizing various public assets including lotteries," Mr. Weld says.

In exchange for various other assets, including the advertising commitment and the stake in the Health Channel, News Corporation also received shares of a preferred class of WebMD stock, convertible in December 2003 into 21.2 million shares of WebMD's common stock.

In 2003, the firm poached Christopher Ricciardi, a thirty-four-year-old expert in mortgage securitization, from Credit Suisse, where his team had become a leading issuer of collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.s — interest-bearing securities that contain various debt assets, including mortgage bonds.