Sentences with phrase «even in reorganizations»
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(12) In this situation, a mass communication might engender redefinition of attitudes or personal images in several possible ways: through addition, clarification, or even radical reorganizatioIn this situation, a mass communication might engender redefinition of attitudes or personal images in several possible ways: through addition, clarification, or even radical reorganizatioin several possible ways: through addition, clarification, or even radical reorganization.
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The Minister for Regional Reorganization and Development, Dan Botwe, who only explains constitutional provisions surrounding the proposed creations, but leaves the process to the Commission, explained in a Citi News interview that «the proposed creation of regions, even though was highlighted by the then - candidate Akufo Addo ahead of the 2016 general elections, is an action triggered by petitioners from the regions involved, who are acting on Article 5 clause 2 of the 1992 constitution.»
How is it a win when the company had to go into reorganization in 2008, putting several titles on «hiatus» and putting even more on a once - a-year release schedule?
But as much as I love MLPs, the taxes can be messy, even in the absence of a merger reorganization.
TAVF is an outside passive minority investor that does not seek control of companies, even though we try to be highly influential in the reorganization process when dealing with the credit instruments of troubled companies.
Even now, in a going concern context but not a reorganization context, Preferred Stocks tend to have a de facto seniority over Subordinates in many instances.
For Shasha, the work of unionization could serve as a precursor to a reorganization of the games publishing model as it currently stands, and may even turn the tide against doomsday predictions in the games industry.
In Tullius» experience, bankruptcy courts tend to favor foolproof reorganization plans over those they deem to be more uncertain, even if the latter appears more attractive.