Sentences with phrase «potential financial ties»

At the same time, there are some holes in the report from Dr. Daniels and some potential financial ties that have come to light that call her motivation into question.

Dr Daniel has a rumored history of contention with different parties within WAPF and with Green Pastures as well as potential financial ties to the new EVCLO company.

At the same time, there are some serious holes in the Dr. Daniel's report and the potential financial ties to the new company bring up more questions.

Not exact matches

These minutes underscore a central tension in the bitcoin story: it is a technology whose popularity is tied to its ability to undercut the government and incumbent financial industry's role in currency and money transmission, but one that clearly needs the blessing of both to reach its full potential.

Tying the debt limit increase to a Harvey bill is intended to ease early passage of a debt limit increase and avoid a potential stand - off over what could potentially escalate into a technical default — the outcome that is violently spooking the Bill market — and could rattle financial markets, one of the officials said.

With tens of thousands of jobs in construction and financial services tied to the market, the Bank of Canada has specifically cited Toronto's inflating condo sector as a potential source of concern.

This financial information is not the first time that attention has been paid to potential ties between Thompson and anti-MTS cash.

Finra also reminds members about the requirement to file suspicious activity reports tied to potential financial exploitation of seniors.

The last thing that I wanted folks to think about me as a person (quite aside from being a Realtor) was that I was right - off - the - bat trying to tie them up contractually with me for a stipulated period of time within which time period they might change their minds about me and want to go elsewhere, but that they would nevertheless be bound to me for potential financial compensation for thereafter doing nothing other than talking them into signing «right here on the line»... the BRA.