Sentence examples for whose prospectus from inspiring English sources

One way forward is that of Nike Wagner, Wolfgang's niece, whose prospectus for the festival calls for an expansion of its repertory and a revision of its philosophy....This seems like the wrong way to go.

The mountain is also the polestar of the portfolio, whose prospectus requires it to be at least 65percentt invested in companies with headquarters in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska.

The mania reached its peak with the flotation of a firm whose prospectus described itself as "a company for carrying out an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is".But there are plenty of other booms that can claim to have bequeathed something of value, to have been destructively creative.

In other cases, such as Bear Stearns, we have evidence from civil lawsuits that senior executives were directly involved in selling securities whose prospectuses allegedly contained lies and omissions.

Rahabi's representatives contend that the detainee plans on seeking "peaceful employment," either with his tailor father or as part of an "agricultural enterprise," known as Yemeni Milk and Honey, whose business prospectus he has worked on while at Guantánamo.

Twitter's prospectus — whose filing was initially disclosed in a 135-character post on its own service last month — offers the fullest look yet at the privately held company.

In its amended prospectus on Friday, Oaktree, whose chairman is Howard Marks, also expanded its group of underwriters to 12 from two.

Baseball Prospectus, the research group whose Web site is read closely in a good number of front offices, calculates a statistic called Fair Run Average, or F.R.A., using a method similar to the one described here.

Finally, Barish says that, together with the German-appointed editor of Le Soir, Raymond De Becker, he wrote a prospectus for an art magazine whose purpose was "to promote the entire range of the most bizarre Nazi ideologies".

In the prospectus for the offering — all of whose proceeds went to the selling shareholders, rather than to the company — there were some warning signs.

Of the surveyed fund groups whose Web sites bury expense disclosure in the prospectus, the average aggregate expense ratio is 25% higher than ratios on sites that display them more prominently.