Sentences with phrase «valuable assets from»

There's no point in suing if the lawyer doesn't have either malpractice insurance or valuable assets from which to pay you if you win.

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Both were spun off from their parent corporations, which turned their more valuable non-newspaper assets — radio and TV stations, primarily — into separate companies.

The New Democrats have repeatedly attacked what they deride as a «fire sale» of valuable assets, arguing it's irresponsible to count revenue from such sales before they've happened and suggesting the estimates themselves are unrealistic.

On top of the funding, the company announced another addition that might prove to be an equally valuable asset in the long - run: Meg Whitman, the e-commerce pioneer that helped turn eBay from a scrappy start - up to an online behemoth with more than $ 9 billion in yearly revenues.

Mr. Bannon's most valuable asset was Bannon Strategic Advisors Inc., a privately held consulting firm into which income from his other investments appeared to flow.

This information can enable U.S. innovators and entrepreneurs from around the world to protect their most valuable assets.

By far the most valuable asset form in the U.S. is real estate, and the majority of that is the value of the land, as distinct from the value of the human - made buildings.

I'd like everybody to list out their assets from most valuable as a percentage of net worth to least valuable.

Now, if that slave is harmed the master has lost a valuable asset or lost a degree of functionality from that asset.

WHY BUY FROM US - As a small company the most valuable asset is our customer (YOU!)

It is most VALUABLE as in assets, market capitalization at a certain point which is totally different from «richness».

The versatile player moved to London in a # 27.1 million deal from Tuscany last January [Standard], with the hope that his directness, his speed and his dribbling ability would make him a valuable asset to the Pensioners squad.

His ability to win games with a moment of magic out of nowhere obviously make him incredibly valuable on the pitch in terms of winning points, and the money made from the star player's shirt sales is also an important asset to the North Londonders.

But because this club is starved of valuable assets, most of the summer spending needs to come from Berlusconi.

But Howe's involvement, which Upstate acknowledged only last week in response to questions from syracuse.com, sheds new light on a deal that gave Cor a valuable public asset without requiring much from the developer in return.

Talking of experience, I would say that if you want to go from a science degree into a PR or communications job, this is your most valuable asset.

That, and the conviction that the sum of what I've learned from all those small defeats is a valuable asset.

From an evolutionary standpoint, this capability has been a valuable survival asset as an early - warning system to attract your attention — whether to detect prey, predator or mate (all of which usually move, unlike stones and trees).

With no natural resources and facing tough competition from neighboring countries for foreign investment, the government implemented a plan to capitalize on its most valuable asset: human knowledge.

The newly constructed 37,000 square foot facility, funded primarily by a grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, provides a valuable national resource and asset to the University of Louisville, our region, and the greater scientific and public health communities.

But 5 - 10 years on for some bloggers, their style credentials are one of their most valuable and commercial assets, and leveraging this skill for styling and style consultancy (the thing they're famous for online) is a great opportunity to earn money from a skill that's developed out of a simple love for clothes.

«What this has done has made designers realise that one of the most valuable assets produced from fashion week shows is consumer engagement through social media,» Lock adds.

I am not a bullet to be fired from the gun of society; into the body of consumerism and affluence, money holds no value; for the most valuable asset is a free soul.

The film smartly avoids salaciousness to illustrate the actors as highly valuable assets to the church both financially and from a public - relations perspective.

Editor Robb Sullivan (The Fault in Our Stars) is also a valuable asset, even though the film suffers slightly from an overlong running time.

IT equipment is kept off the ground floor; there is natural surveillance from windows across open spaces, playgrounds and car parks; valuable assets are property marked; lighting is plentiful and it has out - of - hours usage so it would be difficult for a criminal to sneak around the complex unnoticed.

Even if the e-Learning market is still considered a «niche» segment within different HR macro segments it is subjected, in both a positive and negative manner, to the influences of sales trends related to smart devices and the increasing spread of the Internet access globally.Other opportunities come from Smartphone devices, considered valuable assets that help improve work productivity, and the concept of Mobile Learning, and ultimately «BYOD» (Bring your own device) a slower trend, but one that will be ongoing for some time.A Breakthrough... without borders!The SaaS Business Model is increasingly present in educational reform, and technology plays a significant role in presenting a key opportunity for education suppliers globally.

After all, if the people behind your business represent your most valuable asset, then managing the entire process — from recruitment to retirement — spells the difference between a sustainable business and one that fizzles out sooner than later.

Parent Trigger or «Parent Empowerment,» depends on professional lobbyists and outside forces to persuade 51 % of the parents in a struggling school to «pull the trigger,» and transfer a valuable public asset from the jurisdiction of a duly elected school board into the hands of a proprietary corporation.

Everyone there, from the teachers to the parents, recognize that bilingualism is a valuable asset.

Republicans have done an amazingly effective job of turning the public's perception from seeing teachers as valuable assets to seeing them as parasitic leeches on the jugular vein of society.

Audi and Lexus may build - in a classier and more tactile feeling of quality, but the Merc's toughness and durability (the interior simply isn't showing any signs of wear despite a far from pampered life) is arguably a more valuable long - term asset.

Having even a small email marketing list of people who are eager to hear from you and want to buy the books that you eventually sell is one of the most valuable assets that you can have as a self - published author.

As we know, good books is one of the most valuable asset in our life, so we must prevent a Kindle contained lots of good ebooks from attacks by crashing or water.

-LSB-...] from modern value investors Marty Whitman and Seth Klarman, Greenback'd, an American blog, has modernised Graham's approach to account for valuable non-current assets and hidden -LSB-...]

At the time of the spin - off, we thought SLM was interesting because it would grow very quickly and we thought the student loan origination platform was a valuable asset, but we didn't buy the stock because it traded at 25x earnings and a portion of the earnings were gains from selling new loan originations.

And it's far better to get in front of this problem before you are forced to make changes such as being evicted from your home or being forced to liquidate valuable assets in order to pay for a lifestyle you can't really justify.

In addition, the differential tax characteristics of various asset classes and the different treatment of taxable investment accounts versus tax - advantaged retirement investment accounts creates valuable opportunities to optimize your overall investment portfolio returns from an after - tax point - of - view.

You can calculate your net worth by subtracting your financial liabilities from your assets, which include investments, savings, retirement funds, home equity, and other valuables.

Here's one more test: if a firm is suffering from low liquidity, but has valuable assets, why not sell out to another public firm, or go private, and let private equity solve the liquidity problem?

When good data all the way back to 1970 does not exist from any source, the calculations utilize similar - but - different replacement assets in order to provide valuable historical context.

These rumours refuse to die, with Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy hinting that the assets from the game were considered to be as valuable as gold.

But from discussions with Sega, it was clear that having a western - based triple - A internal console team would be a valuable asset.

Other, more specialized units include Lancers, who can destroy enemy mechanized units with a well - placed shot from their Javelin - like rocket launchers, and Engineers who can restock your team's ammo, rebuild damaged cover and repair your most valuable asset — the Edelweiss.

I see one of Take 2's most valuable assets right now as the engine that runs GTA from a technology standpoint, which obviously Take 2 owns.

The goal, according to Stenberg, is to make sure that a customer's valuable assets are completely protected from damage caused by environmental factors in any climate that they may face.

Add in the significant environmental benefits of offshore wind, especially in light of the new carbon regulations from power plants, and offshore wind may prove to be an extremely valuable asset for our state.

Fabric grown from Cannabis may prove to be a valuable asset to our economy.

«I agree with Ministers that the last 10 years in the implementation of the Clean Development Mechanism is a very valuable asset and that market mechanisms can play a significant role in raising the level of ambition, and supporting climate action,» said Hakima El Haite, the Delegate from Morocco's Ministry of Environment.

One of the main reasons why distress was an effective debt recovery tool was the element of surprise — the bailiffs could turn up at the premises unannounced, giving the tenant no time to move valuable assets away from the premises and out of the bailiffs» reach.