The group has already invested large sums into local races.
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Governments have promised to inject huge sums into the economy.
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Billionaire Tom Steyer plowed eye-popping sums into his presidential campaign.
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Their presence throws all my already random sums into even more disarray.
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Investors also poured copious sums into co-working, consumer internet and augmented reality.
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And how exultant he's been about not pumping huge sums into his campaign.
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And because trucks offer greater profits, manufacturers invest large sums into marketing these gas guzzlers.
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Once cannabis is legal, Big Agriculture will be able to invest enormous sums into improving cannabis.
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These big exits come as investors continue to funnel record sums into high-valuation private companies.
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But, I'm not convinced he could actually get Congress to pour substantial sums into the aid budget.
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Over the last few years, we've heard endless rumors of Apple plowing huge sums into making a car.
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Venture capitalists are pouring vast sums into a dizzying array of start-ups, including in prosaic industries like retailing.
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Jia, though, is just one of many Chinese tycoons pouring record sums into clubs, players, broadcast rights and sponsorship deals.
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They have been willing to pour large sums into early start-ups at enormous valuations, crowding out other potential investors.
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The general public appears to be pouring large sums into new investment vehicles despite receiving scant disclosure, Mr. Chen said.
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Amazon has plowed significant sums into new businesses for years and is among the most valuable companies in the world.
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While LG Display hummed along, Chinese companies, led by BOE Technology Group Co Ltd, were pouring huge sums into LCD production.
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Here, what matters is how easy it is for foreign investors to move large sums into and out of local stocks.
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The Cold War is over and pouring vast sums into the nuclear arsenal is something that cannot be sustained by society.
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How will other companies funded by SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate that invested huge sums into Uber and WeWork and others, do?
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One reason why there has not been more grumbling in China is that the government has poured huge sums into poor places.
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Context: Japan's SoftBank Group has quickly become the Daddy Warbucks of Silicon Valley, investing huge sums into tech companies at dizzying valuations.
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Like arch-rivals Alibaba and Baidu, Tencent has poured big sums into chasing future sources of growth, like cloud computing and payments.
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At the bottom, he's broken out sums into liquid and illiquid totals, delineating how much of the above balances are easily accessible.
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Similarly, if durable GDP growth were the goal, the Erdogan government would not have poured vast sums into gigantic public works projects.
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"We know from our members that they are investing staggering sums into getting ready for the worst possible no-deal scenario," he said.
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Together their campaigns spent more than $20 million, pouring enormous sums into television advertising seeking to persuade moderate whites to back their bids.
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The overhaul was a major win for all of the companies, some of which poured record sums into lobbying ahead of its passage.
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In many of the recent early-stage deals, SoftBank injected massive sums into companies that otherwise probably would've raised more humdrum follow-on rounds.
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Once derided as "human cockfighting", the combat sport of mixed martial arts (MMA) is gaining global popularity and spurring investors to pour large sums into promotion companies.
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The previous fundraising high for congressional self-funders -- $22008 million -- came in 260 when 295 candidates plowed substantial sums into their own campaigns, the center's analysis shows.
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The paper will accompany another prepared on Britain paying outstanding sums into the EU budget to be discussed by officials from the other 27 member states next week.
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The ECB will pay out all of its profit to national central banks, which then either pay these sums into national budgets or hold the cash in reserves.
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But Gonzales and Democratic strategists say the total fundraising picture for Democrats shows the party's donors remain energized and will plow big sums into the general-election battle.
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Many also have politicized their investment strategies, shunning legitimate — but politically incorrect — industries and plowing huge sums into financially risky but ideologically aligned companies or ill-fated local projects.
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Led by SoftBank's founder and CEO, Masa Son, the Saudi-backed fund has become a key player in the global tech industry, pouring big sums into startups like WeWork.
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While investors currently appear averse to pouring giant sums into start-ups focused on public schools, the use of ed tech services has grown steadily over the last few years.
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So important was creating the ideal work environment that the owners of studioli poured huge sums into building and adorning them, sometimes even hiring advisors to help outfit them properly.
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In addition, while Tencent Music has poured huge sums into expanding its music catalogue and fighting piracy, it is extracting less average revenue per subscriber than it did in 2016.
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Led by SoftBank founder and CEO, Masa Son, the Saudi-backed fund has become a key player in the global tech industry, pouring big sums into startups like WeWork. 2.
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But is she prepared to enter the next election, in 2020, accepting free movement from the EU, paying large sums into its budget and operating under the purview of its courts?
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Through his Japanese conglomerate SoftBank and a $100 billion investment fund, Mr. Son plowed huge sums into these and other companies that aim to change how people work, travel and live.
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The billionaire, who's pledged to spend $100 million of his own fortune on the longshot campaign, has previously funneled huge sums into political media through his anti-Trump group Need to Impeach.
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Many of the Republican Party's most generous contributors have refused to give to Mr. Trump, increasing the importance of wealthy Republicans such as Mr. Adelson who can pour large sums into the campaign.
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Though he has invested significant sums into Fiorentina over the last 17 years — the club had been declared bankrupt when he first became involved — his popularity among supporters has waned in recent years.
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China has injected huge sums into the redevelopment of shantytowns, boosting property demand as residents are encouraged to use cash compensation to buy a new home when their existing one is demolished, analysts said.
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And as I described in my book on corporate lobbying, The Business of America Is Lobbying, corporations have come to overwhelm Washington over the past four decades, investing ever-greater sums into shaping public policy.
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Firms such as Google, Facebook and Baidu, China's biggest search engine, are already putting significant sums into computers than can teach themselves to understand human voices, identify objects in images, interpret medical scans and so on.
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But, for Senator Guingona, the disappearance of such large sums into casinos underlines the weakness of Manila's anti-laundering regime and could push the country back into the 'gray list' of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
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But, for Senator Guingona, the disappearance of such large sums into casinos underlines the weakness of Manila's anti-laundering regime and could push the country back into the 'grey list' of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).
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Beyond offering up its platform and technologies, which the company has invested significant sums into, Baidu said it is also looking to add partners to the program to strengthen it, particularly around compatible vehicles, sensors, and other components.
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As part of the new expansion, OGN, whose parent company is based in South Korea, will partner with PUBG Corp — the publisher of the hit title PlayerUnknown Battlegrounds — and will pour vast sums into the North American market.
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It is remembered that Mr. Gore lost Florida in a recount, but he would have won the election had he carried West Virginia, a coal state where the industry poured unprecedented sums into successfully flipping that Democratic stronghold.
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According to the Synergy research report, Amazon, Microsoft and Google have continued to invest huge sums into their respective cloud computing technologies with all three expanding their data center footprints and announcing more geographic locations in the coming months.
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It pulled in $3.3 billion via its last financing in January 2016 and reports this summer predicted it was in process of raising as much as $5 billion in order to invest significant sums into growing its offline reach.
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And rather than single discoveries, there is often lots of incremental work that eventually sums into a larger understanding of the universe, Princeton physicist Shivaji Sondhi and Stanford physicist Steven Kivelson wrote in an editorial published recently in Nature Physics.
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Before you open up a bottle of wine and whisper sweet student loan sums into your partner's ear, click through for all the expert tips you'll need to navigate six of the most common money conversations that couples shy away from.
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This suggests that while offering loans may help the neobank make money, it still has significant work to do to ensure its customers deposit large sums into their Monzo accounts, because otherwise its ability to lend will be severely restricted.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has rapidly increased his campaign spending in recent months, pouring big sums into massive rallies and legal bills as he stumps for imperiled congressional Republicans and confronts inquiries about Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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All of that sums into one easy equation: The rate of change in the Caspian's mean sea level over time is just the rate of change of precipitation plus the rate of change of river discharge, minus the rate of change of evaporation.
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While some investors are throwing giant sums into more mature start-ups like Uber and Airbnb at soaring valuations, it is the venture capitalists who identify a promising company at its infancy and bet on its growth who often come out on top.
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As well as directly purchasing the currencies, investors have been putting large sums into projects built on top of ethereum, with startups often using the platform's smart contract functionality in order to launch a cryptocurrency token unique to the specific product or service they are offering.
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However, Amazon Prime Reload has another advantage for the retailer, as well – it may encourage people to load large lump sums into their Amazon Balance, in order to ensure they never accidentally pay for an item through their debit or credit card directly, therefore missing out on the cash back option.
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Both Tencent, which already has a 5% stake in Tesla, and Baidu are investors in NIO, one of the more plausible contenders among a slew of Chinese-backed competitors such as Faraday Future and WM. Along with Alibaba, Chinese firms are putting large sums into developing electric vehicles, autonomous driving and mobility services.
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Why it matters: As we have reported previously, China has a massive global lead in the absolute number of new factory robots, and is pouring large sums into developing AI. But the twin U.S. trendlines — a surge in university research spending and the spike in robots — suggest a still-robust competition to dominate technologies of the future.
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This cost includes utilities and internet, which we split evenly.) Loans: $2112 (my parents generously paid for my undergrad and I don't carry a balance on my credit card) Classpass: $2111.53Donations: $215 (several lump sum donations annually as well)Phone: Covered by work Netflix/HBO: Use my parents' and boyfriend's accounts217(k): $6.75,210 (pre-tax)HSA: $2129 (pre-tax)Commuter Costs: $2129 (pre-tax)Longer-term Mutual Fund Investments: $1,000 (I put my full post-tax annual bonus in this account as well)Short-Term Savings: ~$400 (This varies month-to-month based on whether I have a big expense or not; I keep eight months living expenses in this account and move over lump sums into longer-term investments as it surpasses that amount.
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These reforms in combination with the close supervision of the officials concerned brought large sums into the treasury.
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During this period, Taghiyev invested significant sums into the textile, food, construction and shipbuilding industries, as well as in fishery. Later, in 1890, Taghiyev bought the Caspian Steamship Company, renovated it and created a fleet of 10 steamboats. Taghiyev owned real estate in Baku, Moscow, Tehran, Isfahan, Anzali, and Rasht. A Golden Million for the People by Azer Aliyev.
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300, 1-3 (2005), 1–15. Permutations whose decomposition by skew and direct sums into a maximal number of parts, that is, can be built up from the permutations (1), are called separable permutations;Kitaev (2011) p.57 they arise in the study of sortability theory, and can also be characterized as permutations avoiding the permutation patterns 2413 and 3142.
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Additional sums were paid to the Indians living east of the Mississippi for their lands, as well as payments to Indians living in parts of the west outside the Louisiana Purchase.Robert Lee, "Accounting for Conquest: The Price of the Louisiana Purchase of Indian Country", Journal of American History (March 2017) 103#4 pp 921–42, Citing pp 938–39. Lee used the consumer price index to translate historic sums into 2012 dollars.
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After facing dire financial difficulties, on 8 March 2017 the club was purchased by Japanet Holdings, the parent company of Japanese television shopping giant Japanet Takata Co.,Ltd., becoming a fully owned subsidiary. Japanet have invested significant sums into the club, securing promotion to the top tier of Japanese football and publishing plans to build a new football-specific stadium on the former site of Mitsubishi's Nagasaki shipbuilding operations, opening in 2023.
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Almost nothing is known of the procession's infrastructure and management. Its doubtless enormous cost was defrayed in part by the state but mostly by the general's loot, which most ancient sources dwell on in great detail and unlikely superlatives. Once disposed, this portable wealth injected huge sums into the Roman economy; the amount brought in by Octavian's triumph over Egypt triggered a fall in interest rates and a sharp rise in land prices.Beard, pp.
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Cassius Dio XXXVI. In captured correspondence of Mithradates VI Eupator, Lucullus was rated as the outstanding general since Alexander (Cicero Acad.Pr.II) Lucullus returned to Rome from the east with so much captured booty that the vast sums of treasure, jewels, priceless works of art, and slaves could not be fully accounted for. On his return Lucullus poured enormous sums into private building projects, husbandry and even aquaculture projects which shocked and amazed his contemporaries by their magnitude.
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As she goes to jail, her employer and her fiancé abandon her and the unborn child, which she miscarries under the horrendous abuse she suffers from her prison mates. Tracy now decides to avenge herself on all the men who have ruined her life. Granted an official pardon for saving the life of the warden's daughter, she uses her banking knowledge to divert large sums into Romano’s account, making it look as though he was planning to skip the country, and Orsatti imprisons him for his apparent betrayal. Then she gets the boyfriend of one of her jail-mates to plant evidence in the attorney’s home, making it look as though he was cheating Orsatti at cards, and Orsatti teaches him a lesson too.
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Sports Capital came close to completing a transaction with GFH Capital that would have given them a 75% stake in the business. On 30 January, Sport Capital's takeover collapsed due to a lack of "financial backing". Haigh released a statement conceding that it was unable to complete a deal despite two months ago agreeing to purchase a 75% stake in the club from the owners Gulf Finance House. Haigh said he and Sport Capital had "injected substantial sums into the club to ensure its viability" but earlier in the week fellow consortium member Andrew Flowers, the managing director of Leeds's shirt sponsor Enterprise Insurance, stated that GFH had "breached their covenant with us" after inviting a rival bid from Massimo Cellino, the president of the Serie A club Cagliari Calcio.
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The new foundation in Norwich provided for around half the number of clergy as had been monks in the former monastery; with a dean, five prebendaries and sixteen minor canons. This change corresponded with ideas of a reformed future for monastic communities that had been a subject of debate and speculation amongst some leading Benedictine abbots for several decades; and sympathetic voices were being heard from a number of quarters in the late summer of 1538. The Lord Chancellor, Thomas Audley proposed Colchester and St Osyth's Priory as a possible future college. Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk and Lord Treasurer proposed Thetford Priory, making extensive preparations to adopt statutes similar to those from Stoke- by-Clare, and expending substantial sums into moving shrines, relics and architectural fittings from the dissolved Castle Acre Priory into Thetford priory church.
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Veiga, p. 267 and invested large sums into arms production (it was announced that the Romanian Naval Forces were fitted with one vessel each month). These measures signified that salaries of state employees fell by as much as 40%, to which was added the toll of expropriations.Veiga, p. 277 The United Kingdom significantly increased its imports from Romania, attempting to prevent products from reaching Germany,Veiga, p. 266 while Minister of Finance Mitiță Constantinescu imposed a tax on many outgoing products (according to Argetoianu, the decision was approved due to "the exceptional times we are living through, when we must sacrifice all interest to save the country's borders"). In parallel, several assassination attempts, ordered by Horia Sima from Germany, were foiled by Siguranța Statului before a death squad was able to murder Armand Călinescu, who had previously replaced Cristea as Premier, on September 21, 1939.
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Because the removed vertex has at most two edges, one of the three colors will always be available to color it when the vertex is added back. The truth of the conjecture for k = 5 implies the four color theorem: for, if the conjecture is true, every graph requiring five or more colors would have a K5 minor and would (by Wagner's theorem) be nonplanar. Klaus Wagner proved in 1937 that the case k = 5 is actually equivalent to the four color theorem and therefore we now know it to be true. As Wagner showed, every graph that has no K5 minor can be decomposed via clique-sums into pieces that are either planar or an 8-vertex Möbius ladder, and each of these pieces can be 4-colored independently of each other, so the 4-colorability of a K5-minor-free graph follows from the 4-colorability of each of the planar pieces.
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Pliny, Historia Naturalis, 8.4: Plutarch, Pompey, 14.4. This embarrassment would have delighted his critics, and probably some of his soldiers — whose demands for cash had been near-mutinous.Beard, 16, 17. Even so, his firm stand on the matter of cash raised his standing among the conservatives, and Pompey seems to have learned a lesson in populist politics. For his second triumph (71 BCE, the last in a series of four held that year) his cash gifts to his army were said to break all records, though the amounts in Plutarch's account are implausibly high: 6,000 sesterces to each soldier (about six times their annual pay) and about 5 million to each officer.Beard, 39-40, notes that the introduction of such vast sums into the Roman economy would have left substantial traces, but none are evidenced (citing Brunt (1971), 459-60; Scheidel (1996); Duncan-Jones (1990), 43, & (1994), 253). Pompey was granted a third triumph in 61 BCE to celebrate his victory over Mithridates VI of Pontus. It was an opportunity to outdo all rivals — and even himself.
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As Foreign Minister, H. C. Hansen was seen as the natural successor as Prime Minister and leader of the Social Democrats, when his friend Hans Hedtoft died of a heart attack on 29 January 1955. In addition to becoming Prime Minister, H. C. Hansen also retained the post as Foreign Minister until 1958. Among the laws passed by this government included the universal people's pension and the enactment of agricultural price supports. The law on assistance to single mothers of April 1955 introduced special assistance for widows with children and certain other categories of single women, while under the Accident Insurance Act of 1959, an independent board of appeal was set up, waiting times were reduced, compensation for survivors was converted from lump sums into running benefits, and the scheme extended to cover occupational diseases. Under a law on relations between trade union a and employers’ associations, passed in April 1956, as an offshoot of collective agreement on the labour market, a new scheme provided sickness cash benefits significantly higher than in the existing health insurance scheme. The new scheme only covered members of trade unions and those employed by members of the Danish Employers’ Association.
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