Sentence examples for various collateral from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jackson named Mr. Branca as a trustee on various collateral trusts in which Mr. Jackson leveraged his publishing and recording assets to acquire millions of dollars in loans.

In what flows from the convergence of soul and events, the debate is about whether he was, after all, a truly great statesman, even a savior, or an improviser, a talented but shallow tactician and charmer who, leaving various collateral damage, cornered the market on political luck.

"I understand that the various collateral consequences of the court-martial conviction will stay on my record forever.

Indeed, the strategy of relying on Judge Kaplan's "factual findings" even if Kaplan is reversed on appeal has been floated by Chevron for years, and was even practiced by Chevron back in 2011 when an earlier appealed decision by Kaplan was "vacated in its entirety" by the appellate court, yet Chevron continued to assert the vitality of Kaplan's factual findings in various collateral litigation.

Since 1949, the University has added hundreds of original documents to that basic core: letters, literary manuscripts, a dozen scrapbooks with unique clippings of the author's newspaper work, first editions and other rare printings, photographs, and various important collateral documents, such as the diaries of Mark Twain's secretary, Isabel V. Lyon.

The purpose of this article is to describe the various portosystemic collateral pathways pertinent to portal hypertension on multi-detector row computed tomography (MDCT) and their clinical relevance, with special emphasis on the uncommon ones.

The firms had to post various securities as collateral when they borrowed, and some of those securities were risky indeed.

We refer the reader to Bielecki and Rutkowski (2015) and Crépey et al. (2014) for a detailed analysis of various conventions on collateral agreements.

Parretti offered up 30 million shares in various companies as collateral.

Furthermore, the data suggest that the different roles of various portions of the collateral ligaments along the flexion path should be considered before releasing the collateral ligaments during knee arthroplasty.

If he is right, and Mr Flaherty's various interventions avoid the collateral damage that would be caused by an actual interest-rate rise, Canada's admirers will have another thing to swoon over.