Sentence examples for which cannot be sold from inspiring English sources

(Those who joined later received restricted stock, which cannot be sold until Facebook goes public).

His contract granted him $4 million in restricted shares, which cannot be sold for five years, as of Aug. 10.

In most cases the cultivated land is divided into separate family holdings, which cannot be sold although they can be handed down to heirs.

The average rate for so-called jumbo loans, which cannot be sold to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, was 7.8percentthethighestesincence December 2000.

The company generally matches employee contributions at 50 cents on the dollar, up to 6percentt of their salary, with Enron stock, which cannot be sold and put into another investment until the employee reaches age 50.

They are also tied into contracts that stretch beyond 2012 for business parks, wind farms and the media city in Salford and are also responsible for dozens of contaminated industrial sites, such as disused coal fields, which cannot be sold unless they are first decommissioned.

To construct CDOs, investment banks work intensively with rating agencies to achieve investment-grade ratings for the top tranches, without which they cannot be sold to a wide range of investors.

The statement said that the forfeiture covered 3,000 previously unreported stock options in Procter and Gamble, a consumer products company, which also cannot be sold until after the next administration takes office.

This is well above the $13.57 per-allowance price floor set by CARB and its Quebec partner, below which allowances cannot be sold in auctions.

"They will effectively set a minimum level below which alcoholic products cannot be sold and will stop the worst instances of deep discounting, which result in alcohol being sold both cheaply and harmfully".

Most auction houses give guarantees (a fixed amount granted to the seller), set a minimum price or reserve below which an item cannot be sold, sell unsold items over the counter, and take bids "from the chandelier"—ie, from a fictional bidder.