Sentences with phrase «allows substantial positions»

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«This transaction allows us to fully repay our outstanding debt, significantly lower our pension liabilities and have a substantial cash position following the close of the transaction,» Tronc CEO Justin Dearborn said in a news release.

In a recent article for Jacobin, Green Party Lieutenant Governor candidate Brian Jones argues that the party made substantial progress because the party's improved showing this year allows the party to move over two positions on the ballot line from Row «F» to Row «D».

Despite its lower roofline, the more substantial footprint and lower seat position enhance interior dimensions, allowing five adults to travel in comfort.

On the driver's side, all the controls and instruments are positioned intuitively, allowing the driver to focus on the driving experience while still enjoying Acura's substantial array of electronic aids and conveniences.

Hedge fund: Private investment partnership (for US investors) or an offshore investment corporation (for non US tax exempt investors) in which the general partner has made substantial personal investment, and whose offering memorandum allows for the fund to take both long and short positions, use leverage and derivatives, and invest in many markets.

Drawing on FXPIG's substantial experience developing technology for financial trading environments and understanding of the liquidity needs of currency markets, CoinMetro is uniquely positioned to support the trading needs of investors in cryptocurrencies, either allowing them to diversify existing portfolios or access the crypto markets for the first time.

Looking for a position that will allow me to utilize my substantial background in accounting and strong knowledge of the subject in being an important team player in your esteemed organization's success.

One stills sees the impact of a consensus - building tradition in may tribal courts where all parties are allowed substantial time to state their positions and may often refer to matters that do not appear related to the dispute before the court.