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    issuance


    1. It seems that since the issuance of Word 97 the hi-tech gurus at Microsoft had expanded their interest beyond chips, gigabytes, and teraflops to massage the vocabulary of those who use Microsoft Word


    2. The Department of Energy has contributed to the problems by their issuance of rules and regulations concerning the construction of nuclear plants and refineries


    3. reversed course and denied the issuance of a critical permit for the site


    4. the issuance of ALL subcontracts and purchase orders which I would


    5. The issuance of violation notices by Coast Guard boarding officers to vessel owners involved the levy of proportional fines, pending the option of boater-requested hearings (“Coast Guard…Ticketing…,”


    6. The first issuance is for two years


    7. With the country in Europe fighting the war, he opposed the issuance of war bonds since they would force the workingmen and -women to pay for the conflict


    8. Higher stock prices encourage the issuance of equity


    9. One parking ticket here in the city of Myrtle Beach that was paid in full the day of issuance in cash two years ago


    10. A mind sworn to the preservation and protection—and propagation, if possible—of logical thinking, has to take serious issue with the issue of our own issuance

    11. Since, in this case, there is no basis for the issuance of recipes


    12. • Issuance of guarantees and opening of L/Cs on behalf of the bank’s


    13. All the charges for issuance of Letter of Credit, negotiation of documents,


    14. is made before the issuance of the credit, thus consideration in these


    15. another investor rather than the issuer, subsequent to the original issuance in the


    16. They ruled that no one could get a letter our of the post office without taking the of “Dixie” or “Bonnie Blue Flag” became an offense only a little less serious than Iron Clad oath and, in some instances, they even prohibited the issuance of marriage licenses unless the couples had taken the hated oath


    17. ” The American International Group (AIG) insurance company was in danger of bankruptcy because of losses incurred on its issuance of credit default derivatives


    18. I list the most popular types of gold coins, by country of issuance, here:


    19. 150 on accompanying CD) This was paralleled exactly by the market-adjusted debt (MAD) ratios popularized by Michael Milken when he pioneered the issuance of high yield bonds at Drexel Burnham Lambert in the 1970s and 1980s


    20. The principal is usually repayable in 15 equal annual installments, beginning one year from issuance, so that the amount of the debt is reduced more rapidly than ordinary depreciation would require

    21. It is true also that the general practice of guaranteeing mortgages due only three to five years after their issuance contained the possibility, later realized, of a flood of maturing obligations at a most inconvenient time


    22. Although in the past it was an exceptional arrangement, we now find that many reorganization plans, providing for issuance of income bonds, give voting powers to these securities, generally calling for control of the board of directors until all or most of the issue is retired or if interest is not paid in full


    23. Railroad bonds of the blanket-mortgage type more commonly restrict the issuance of additional bonds through a provision that the total funded indebtedness shall not exceed a certain ratio to the capital stock outstanding, and by a limitation upon the emission of new bonds to a certain percentage of the cost or fair value of newly acquired property


    24. These bonds could have been purchased at the time of issuance and for several months thereafter at prices only slightly above their parity value as compared with the market value of the equivalent stock


    25. Eliminating the estimated “earnings” mentioned in the preceding paragraph the exhibit at the time of issuance and thereafter was as follows:


    26. The strong possibility that this privilege would be of value made the bond almost uniquely attractive at the time of issuance


    27. As a result of peculiar provisions surrounding their issuance in 1922, each $1,000 note was convertible into 100 shares of stock and also carried the right to purchase 400 additional shares at 10


    28. In the case of the Reliable Stores 6s, the speculative interest was very small, but it showed an actual profit at the time of issuance, since the stock was selling above the subscription price


    29. The subscription privilege was to run to November 1, 1938, and was protected by a provision for the issuance of a detached warrant evidencing the same privilege per share in case the preferred stock was redeemed prior to November 1, 1938


    30. Dilution may arise through split-ups, stock dividends, offers of subscription rights at a low price, and issuance of stock for property or services at a low valuation per share

    31. , issuance of 1 no-par share in place of, say, 5 old shares), and exchanges of the old stock for fewer new shares through consolidation with another company


    32. These prices were later reduced through the issuance of additional stock at $100, in accordance with the standard antidilution provision


    33. The privilege of converting is sometimes not operative immediately upon issuance of the obligation


    34. The first stage is that of original issuance, when investors are persuaded to buy the offering at a full investment price not justified by its intrinsic merit


    35. The entire capital surplus created in this manner has been absorbed by the issuance of Common Stock at par for an equal amount and accordingly is not a part of the existing surplus of the Company


    36. Coincident with the issuance of seven shares of stock for one and the tripling of the cash-dividend rate in 1922, this policy of understating earnings was terminated


    37. In such cases the earnings available for the common during the earlier period must be increased by whatever gain would have followed from the issuance of the additional shares


    38. Nevertheless, they did possess a keen understanding of how option and warrant issuance can affect the future value of the issuing company’s common stock


    39. The issuance of subscription rights sometimes gives the stock market an opportunity to indulge in that peculiar circular reasoning which is the joy of the manipulator and the despair of the analyst


    40. The quotation of the common was aided by the issuance of rights, as explained above

    41. , one maturing not more than, say, ten years after issuance


    42. Some of the other companies managed to remain solvent by affecting a kind of composition with bondholders, involving the issuance of new bonds carrying a guarantee of interest at rather low rates, though not of principal


    43. In the typical case bonds were callable fairly soon after issuance, and at modest premiums—say 5%—above the issue price


    44. ” At long last, the bond-buying institutions refused to accept this unfair arrangement; in recent years most long-term high-coupon issues have been protected against redemption for ten years or more after issuance


    45. They quickly find buyers; their prices are often bid up enthusiastically right after issuance to levels in relation to assets and earnings that would put IBM, Xerox, and Polaroid to shame


    46. ” Christopher Davis of the Davis Funds favors firms that limit issuance of stock options to roughly 3% of shares outstanding


    47. Perhaps the most striking example of this financial operation was the issuance by the NVF Corp


    48. In the mid-1990s, according to Merrill Lynch, roughly $15 billion in convertibles were issued annually; by 1999, issuance had more than doubled to $39 billion


    49. A measure of the impairment of the company’s financial position by this step is found in the fact that the new 5% bonds did not sell higher than 42 cents on the dollar during the year of issuance


    50. Nonetheless, the price of the stock doubled soon after original issuance, and any one of the brokerage-house clients could have gotten out at a handsome profit









































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    Synonyms for "issuance"

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    "issuance" definitions

    the act of providing an item for general use or for official purposes (usually in quantity)