Sentence examples for year of acquisition from inspiring English sources

A Year of Acquisition The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles lost out on Eli Broad's considerable collection of contemporary art, which Mr. Broad, chairman of AIG Retirement Services, gave to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art instead, but 2004 was still a record year for acquisitions.

Then, hopefully, we will see a significant increase in rent," Mr. Nussbaum said, adding that he acquires only buildings that have a minimum of 50 percent free-market apartments and where the leases are to expire within a year of acquisition.

Fig. 2 Annual revenue and regression lines for the two management strategies (with and without sheepdogs) in relation to densities of production for the year of acquisition of sheepdogs.

An overview of the specimens that were used in this study, with taxon names, locality data, and year of acquisition, is given in Table 1.

Four readers who carried out the most readings reassessed the densest 101 contralateral breasts from cancers diagnosed at first screen and 101 non-cancers matched by density and year of acquisition.

These disregarded years had been years of acquisition … They had acquired a kitchen safe of white wood and netting.

By offering more of these blighted properties to local people who want to make a commitment to these areas, councils could begin to tackle the scourge of empty houses and rebuild communities they played a key role in destabilising through years of acquisition and managed decline.

This would apply not just to shares sold within six months or land sold within three years of acquisition, but to longer-term capital gains.

The government, the document indicates, "acknowledges that NSA exceeded the scope of authorized acquisition continuously during the more than [redacted] years of acquisition under [the] orders".

Thirdly, for major funding requests, public funding agencies should strongly prefer applications that have both the plan and commitment to make the data publicly accessible within 2 or 3 years of acquisition (making the sponsors rather than the investigators the owners of the data).

The results included a £7.65 billion charge for good will, which was carried over from several years of acquisitions.