Use "shareholders" in a sentence

1. · Capital: Money raised from promoters and shareholders to start and expand the company's operational capabilities (Authorised-As per registration and increased with the approval of the share holders from time to time

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2. This happens where the shareholders contract does not provide the right of first buying of shares to the original shareholders

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3. Lifting the corporate veil is explained by understanding that the company is a legal entity entitled to act on its own and thus be sued on its own without the shareholders being held responsible for what the company does or does not do

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4. In simple terms the debts of the company are the company's debts and not the shareholders

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5. Lifting the corporate veil is to get to the shareholders and sell their possessions for the debts of the company

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6. That would have affected the share price if it came out and no doubt the Board would have had much difficulty to explain to the shareholders

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7. I found that normally big business has no desire to prosecute and thus burden the Board to explain to the shareholders and public at large

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8. It will keep the shareholders happy

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9. The minority of shareholders or manager of financial organizations concentrates and administers this amazing money supply with total power to make decisions on the society, without running the risks because who answers for the loss is the investor or the Central Bank when a Bank breakage

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10. hands and a large number of shareholders

11. and distribute five Steels, three Aluminums and two Cement & Gypsums to the parent company’s shareholders

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12. For a short while he may be able to sustain those losses, but no business on earth can survive doing this indefinitely, shareholders will make sure of that

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13. Your customers can trust you and your partners and shareholders know that you will do your best for the business

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14. Of the shareholders dividend

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15. At the present time, most large enterprises are controlled by diverse shareholders through joint-stock companies, and thus the businesses lack the imprint of the personality of the original founder

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16. This allowed a P&G buyout to be made without any holdout shareholders

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17. Park Broadcasting and later Park Communications never paid cash dividends on its stock, to him or any other shareholders

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18. Probably to keep the shareholders from speculating

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19. for-profit? Do you have shareholders? Are you a family-owned business? Are you serving the

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20. Not participating in the new game will cost you and your shareholders dearly

21. By the way, the conversational rivers are reaching your shareholders who are concerned about your brand equity

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22. If you are a skeptic, stand aside and watch other businesses that not only believe it but also are living it to the benefit of their shareholders

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23. The challenges are critical for public firms that are constantly under the scrutiny of the analyst, the shareholders and the markets

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24. You’ve got the loans paid off and the shareholders are happy

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25. COMPANY THAT DELIVERS THE BEST FOR OUR SHAREHOLDERS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS AND MOST OF ALL

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26. The FBI had been watching this bank for quite some time, because they felt that there was collusion going one between directors and major shareholders in the siphoning off money through loans

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27. I will know what is going on inside this organization, because I’ll be sitting at this table with the FBI agents and IRS agents and hear all these accusations that will be made against key bank employees and also shareholders and even some borrowers

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28. To make a long story short, the there was a great deal of corruption going on between senior management, some union people, and directors and major shareholders

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29. The end result was that many senior people and shareholders were forced to resign their jobs and go elsewhere

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30. Among those lucky shareholders was Eric Raymond, who, as

31. Too often, people thought their employer was looking out for them after they turned sixty-five, but as corporations experienced tough times in keeping up the huge profit margins to pay off upper management and the shareholders, they felt the only option was rolling back benefits

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32. International shareholders, meanwhile, are screwed by America

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33. There must be voted agreement between all the shareholders of a company

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34. they are gambling with to appease the shareholders

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35. My boss and the shareholders will not want the new building to be relocated because of this unheard of tomb

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36.  If you are starting a business, have the names and addresses of shareholders, officers and directors ready for the lawyer

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37. Jason Sterling only wanted their money, he did not actually want them as shareholders

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38. increases the risk to existing shareholders because earnings become partially channeled

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39. In return, shareholders receive the

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40. shift the balance of control away from shareholders and toward creditors in a legal fashion,

41. new shares restricts voting power to the largest current shareholders

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42. shareholders will sell the stock because too much risk is incurred

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43. increasing the flow of earnings toward shareholders - mostly through capital gains

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44. earnings would flow to the shareholders regardless of how the firm was funded

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45. Shareholders usually receive nothing

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46. Note that shareholders have claims during ongoing

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47. shareholders forfeit their clams on assets

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48. When might the largest shareholders refuse to move toward a more optimal

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49. control is an issue, then a few shareholders at the top can profit by issuing debt instead of equity, even if it means a nominal decrease in the stock price

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50. A few shareholders will gripe, but most will be “out of the loop”

51. Shareholders will be left wondering why the current adequacy of sales and

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52. shareholders, this opportunity cost is simple to fathom: a company can either reinvest

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53. that the cost of equity is a comparative cost that is implicit in every profit-making vehicle: each dollar of added income costs the shareholders some amount of unrealized but

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54. shareholders and the return that would be received on comparatively risky investments

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55. shareholders - and - creditors

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56. “I don’t know exactly their intentions, and I don’t know who the shareholders are in that company or who the officers are

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57. proposition for shareholders who tend to invest in these companies at specific points in the

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58. shareholders when acquisitions are made; synergy has been evaluated and the risks of a

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59. shareholders that will prohibit them from taking on leverage

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60. Earnings belong to the shareholders

61. they are reinvested and anticipated to return a higher rate than shareholders can receive

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62. warranted to save a company, shareholders will see the action as a sell signal

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63. assume that shareholders desire to incur the risk of postponing immediate consumption for

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64. “Then the French corporation that owns it all,” Wickland said, “and the women shareholders whose husbands are Russian nationals are all a front for you guys

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65. compensate shareholders with net income that is generated from lower interest rates and

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66. 2001, shareholders (especially those who had invested heavily in NASDAQ stocks) were left

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67. encourages optimality because more income is freed for shareholders in the form of

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68. It also reflected the need to compensate shareholders with some compendium of benefits rather

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69. construction of a “loss” is based on the loss to shareholders above a tangible asset value

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70. The result would be a figure that the shareholders would lose in

71. That scenario alone could have devastated shareholders

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72. dividend, compensating shareholders and raising the stock price

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73. proclaims that unless projected earnings meet a specific level of return, they should be paid out to shareholders

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74. shareholders, but it will need to finance in the credit markets for lack of sufficient retained earnings

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75. When the fan was hit by the indescribable residue the liquidators and receivers held three extraordinary general meetings of shareholders and relationships were formed; but nothing more than wheelchairs and walking frames at thirty paces

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76. $30 million in kickbacks from the company while its shareholders

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77. from the company while its shareholders lost more than $70 billion

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78. claimed, "borrowed" more than $3 billion from company accounts for his family while his shareholders saw $60 billion wiped from

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79. with fabulous sums while the workers and the shareholders are left

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80. executives at the expense of the workers and shareholders

81. Mutual Companies: Mutual insurance companies are not publicly traded and do not have stocks or shareholders

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82. Basically, it says that if we tell the court that by paying you your pension that we promised you and that you traded wage increases for our promises of increased pension, - if paying YOU YOUR money will even give a hint that we will lose money over it then, of course, standing by our obligation to our shareholders, (even though you may own shares you are just a holder of shares not a shareholder) we will forego paying you YOUR money

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83. So in essence, we got you to forego immediate income in replacement of future pension rewards at our contract negotiations, which, by the way, the courts say we don’t have to honor any of the contract if it might mean we can’t fulfill our obligation to our shareholders and we all know how health care cost are cutting into what we can pocket - I mean distribute to our investors and in no way could we hold ourselves accountable to our moral standards and values if we put the money in your pocket because it is never really your money

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84. outcome for the Distinction shareholders in just a couple of weeks in a situation

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85. that the shareholders would normally not have accepted

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86. shareholders anticipated (assuming the private equity shareholders hold shares

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87. does not in itself guarantee that the value achieved by the shareholders will

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