Sentence examples for various holdings from inspiring English sources
An election was a unique privilege in Spain's American colonies; historian Adalberto López calls it "strange" as King Charles V was a ruthless centralizer who spent much of his reign curtailing the autonomy of Spain's various holdings, especially since Paraguay was still thought to hold precious metals at the time.
The president-elect's various holdings present a variety of possible conflicts of interest.
And if Europe's economies prosper, as many economists expect, the various holdings it must now dispose of will become more valuable by the day.
On Aug. 9, Mr. White asked the Senate committee in writing for four months to shed his various holdings, including his Enron shares and two partnership stakes he held that might take time to liquidate.
However, free cashflow based on Vivendi's actual stakes in its various holdings was a far more modest euro800m, barely enough to cover an estimated euro700m of interest charges on Vivendi's debts, let alone the euro1.2 billion dividend and related taxes it paid in 2001.This raises a question: where did Vivendi find the money for its dividend?
He was responsible for the administration of various holdings, which involved heading the provisioning fund, adjudicating disputes, attending meetings, and keeping accounts and records.
Under the new plan (see diagrams), the two largest firms would be merged as CK Hutchison Holdings; then their various property holdings will be spun out into a firm called CK Property.
Global Hyatt was formed in 2005 when the Pritzkers gathered various Hyatt holdings under one name.
Other CNBC reporters and anchors have told viewers about various stock holdings, as they were required to under the network's previous policy.
"There has always been a difficulty in getting business leaders involved in direct government, due to a requirement for them to relinquish their various business holdings.
The new Sun Oil Company was created after he consolidated various oil holdings, and the elder Pew served as its president until his death in 1912.
