Sentences with phrase «public auctions so»

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One solution would be to dedicate to public broadcasting just 10 percent of the federal take from those high - frequency auctions; from the one auction held so far, the sum would be $ 770 million — more than twice the annual federal subsidy.

In other situations in which governments have handed out property rights to private entities — such as licenses for the new, so - called third - generation cell phones — administrators have not encountered such severe political opposition to auctions because industry is not already exploiting the public assets.

Original Shelby Cobras have tended to easily clear seven - figures prices in the past few years, so, while no estimated sale price has been made public, it is likely CSX 2000 could become one of the most expensive cars sold at auction.

For example, if the car will be sold at public auction, state law may require that the creditor tell you the time and place of the sale so that you can attend and participate in the bidding.

So the town hires a broker to set up a public auction, inviting banks to compete for the town's business.

There's a good chance you'll be bidding against the pros — used car dealers can and do bid in public auctions — so it's best to watch a few cars go on the block before jumping in.

To that I would just say that people willing to pay whatever it takes just should not go to the auction at all so they are not put in that position and should focus on pure rescue, legislation and public education.

No, what makes it so is the fact that there are only 100 copies of this game in the wild, with public auctions even rarer.

Because of that, it is not feasible to maintain it and keep it on public display and we are not able to donate it or permanently loan it out so it was determined that a public auction was the best approach forward.»

New York is part of RGGI so there already is a tax (auction proceeds) on electrical generating unit CO2 emissions, there is a Climate Action Plan goal of an 80 % reduction of CO2 emissions from 1990 levels by 2050, and the State's draft Energy Plan is about to go public.

It is almost laughable how the real estate industry touts its own charitable donations to make itself look caring when it seems most Realtors aren't donating due to their often inability to survive, so the public contributes in one way or another through donations for auctions and the like.

The First mortgage usually has priority over other mortgagees so once sold at public auction, all other liens are wiped out.