Sentences with phrase «to a new entity»

As a firm that's helped hundreds of new entities get their start, our passion for young companies rivals that of our clients themselves.

Or do we need to contemplate rights for new entities in the information society?

Initially, he used found, ready made things and combined them into new entities.

We believe that state - level actors, both inside and outside government, should create new entities designed to take on reform work.

All of the schools in our study were created as new entities, which can be an enormous advantage in the school reform business.

Now they will have to persuade and motivate skeptical, anxious lawyers from two separate firms to work together and trust each other as colleagues in a single new entity.

And apparently, in terms of crime fiction, he's a completely new entity.

In commercial lending new entities are formed one day before the closing and bankers lend money to them the next day.

The two other players in the bond deal were the Education Reform giant — The Walton Foundation (Which belongs to the family that owns Wal - Mart) and a relatively new entity called the Charter School Financing Partnership.

This nexus does increase in extent by the addition of new entities with new standpoints.

«It may be that what is necessary is completely replace the management, dismantle the current airline and form new entities under new management,» says D'Cruz.

Does some sort of new entity emerge?

Single - issue groups operating outside the party domain — and newer entities within it (UKIP, the Greens, SNP, Plaid Cymru)-- are mopping up segments of the fragmenting electorate.

We have worked hard over these past six years for the facilities to be built in Queens and the Bronx and we are at least gratified that they will be but until an entirely new entity takes the helm, it WILL be business as usual for the most corrupt animal control facility in the world.

Opponents, though, say the proposed new entity does not go far enough.

PRO / UAW is a brand - new entity seeking a first - ever contract for a category of workers never before unionized in the state.

With the increase in complexity new entities emerge — the classical world out of the quantum world, molecules and chemical processes out of atomic structures, simple living organisms out of complex molecular structures.

«We need to insist that our elected officials, primarily the mayor and the governor, working with the congressional delegation, deliver the political will, the financing, and whatever new entity we need to deliver the project,» Robert Yaro, president of the plan association, told Crain's.

Some proposed alternatives say that, instead of invoking a whole new entity, physicists might simply need to tweak Einstein's theory of general relativity on very large scales.

Their relationship expands, withers and transforms into a wholly new entity as Gerda mourns the loss of the person she loves and develops a new kind of love for Lili.

Are the current players on campus ready for a pretty radical new entity that will be «competing» and possibly cannibalizing their students / revenue?

It was, at this time in Final Fantasy's history, that Square merged with Enix to create a brand new entity that is still known as Square Enix today.

Through down - rezzed re-production new entities are formed, abstracted from originals; new contexts created, meanings recoded, resolutions shifted.

The more time the merging firms have to plan in advance, the more smoothly and rapidly they will be able integrate into a unified new entity, ready to pursue the merger's hoped - for benefits.

Courts should explore the benefits and risks to the public of services being provided by new entities via Internet platforms and new technologies.

Yu, Micromax new entity formed to compete with likes of OnePlus One and Xiaomi, has launched their very first smartphone named Yureka.

The unnamed new entity is set to launch April 1, the Nikkei reports, a year to the day after Japan's revised Payment Services Act — which recognizes bitcoin as a legal method of payment — kicked in.

Fundraisers secure funds for a project by collecting prospect information updates to maintain accurate constituent records and seeking new entities who are likely to donate.

He thus substitutes for the dynamic actual world of Whitehead, whose perpetual constitution of itself into new entities is creativity, 3 a lifeless past, incapable of exerting real causal efficacy.4 Ironically, when Leclerc turns to the philosophy of nature on his own, he sees that causality requires the agency of the cause, which Whitehead illumined by his basic vision of creativity and immanence.

The company established a brand - new entity in Kenya, posting a Rwanda - born Dutch national to Kenya in a senior role to support the operation.

Attorney Williams also helps clients create new entities as subsidiaries or spin - offs of existing businesses and corporations.

Cuomo proposed, in his State of the State speech, setting up an entirely new entity to independently review sexual harassment complaints.

Among them is the pro-cyclicality of the proposals, where private investors in the proposed new entities would demand higher returns for their risks in times of economic stress, driving up guarantee fees and mortgage rates.

The plan, put forward by research minister Francesco Profumo, would see all 12 institutes overseen by the research ministry incorporated into a single new entity, the National Research Centre (CNR).

According to a report by Futurism, Vitalik Buterin, founder of Ethereum, has struck a deal to create a completely new entity, called Ethereum Russia, with Russia's state - owned Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs, otherwise known as Vnesheconombank (VEB).

Lemonis plans to incorporate other holdings, including Sweet Pete's Candy, into the new entity that contains Crumbs.

Cryptos were new entities, and those that traded them thought they operated beyond regulatory authorities, laws, and jurisdictions.

One specific restriction is that the new entity is forbidden from asking companies like Netflix to pay interconnection fees for what are called «peering agreements, «in other words, the right to distribute their content through the new Charter / Time Warner cable network.

The new entity, quadruple the size of the old one, gives it a broader U.S. footprint, reach into almost 50 million homes and businesses, and expanded sales and marketing forces.

The new entity, named Toyota Connect, will use Microsoft's cloud computing platform Azure to crunch data and help develop new products for drivers, businesses with car fleets, and even dealers.

Per the filing (emphasis ours), Google's parent company has been leasing space to a new entity that's tied to Sergey Brin, the Google cofounder who is now the President of Alphabet:

With the reorganization, Page signalled that he wants to give more authority to CEOs of the companies that will be part of the new entity known as Alphabet.

But on Dec. 23, Novo Banco said in a regulatory filing that the Bank of Portugal decided not to transfer the Goldman - backed loan to the new entity.

The ideal structure, as Bork sees it, is a new entity superseding Cara Holdings.

The ownership structure of the new entity would be diffuse, which «should allay the fears of skeptics who foresee higher listing and transaction fees,» he said.

The new entity, which will be the largest ever industrial union in Canada, will be designed around an unprecedented plan to champion the disenfranchised.

In a post on the Official Google blog, CEO Larry Page announced that he was relinquishing the top role at Google in order to run a new entity called Alphabet, with Google co-founder Sergey Brin as its President.

He's now selling most of his telecom assets to Russian company VimpelCom Ltd., and will retain a 20 % stake in the new entity.