Sentences with phrase «distinct classes of shares»

failing to provide for different and distinct classes of shares to allow for sprinkling of dividends (paying different amounts to different shareholders to limit the amount of tax payable);

Not exact matches

As students study cultures throughout world history, remind them that although the individuals in these societies share a common identity, they (i.e., all Greeks or all Chinese) were not the same — just as the members of their class maintain distinct characteristics while being part of a class and larger school community.

So far this year, prospectuses for more than 30 of the family's roughly 110 distinct funds have been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the expense ratios of 29 of the investor share classes of those funds have gone up.

The Board has the power to designate one or more separate and distinct series and / or classes of shares of common stock and to classify or reclassify any unissued shares with respect to such series.

For example, data from Lipper, Inc. indicated that 1,460 new mutual funds were started in 2003, 2,309 in 2002, and 2,392 in 2001.1 The actual number of truly new and distinct funds is smaller, because Lipper counts different share classes as separate funds.

Each of the four classes available within each team have distinct roles on the battlefield, and while they do share some traits with their counterparts on the opposition's side of the fence they're all largely unique, sporting three abilities apiece that are unlocked quickly throughout a few matches.

Condensates are a class of hydrocarbons distinct from crude oil, but they share enough oil - like characteristics frequently to be lumped in with the latter, as in US export regulations.