appraised by the asset appraiser. Such disposal of assets constitutes a sale or transfer of the whole or substantial parts of the business of the Company to other persons, subject to Section 107(2)(a) of the
, and without incurring substantial costs of relocation and renovation. Moreover, the Company’s employees are familiar with this neighborhood, and there is no sufficient space available in other nearby
/2551 re: rules for entering into substantial transactions within the definition of an acquisition or disposition of assets (as amended) and the Notification of the Board of Governors of the Stock
require substantial water resources to operate Environmental sensitivities: Costly habitat relocation or remediation and additional permitting can be required if sites are located on environmentally
, enabling substantial synergies and access to the ‘out of home’ food market. The Tesco Group also includes Tesco Bank, which provides banking, insurance and money services; Tesco Mobile, a joint venture with
severe degradation or the introduction of management practices that result in a substantial and sustained change in the ecosystem's former species composition, structure, or function. Change to natural
person is deemed to have significant influence over a corporation if he is a controlling shareholder of the corporation. 12 and (e) enterprises in which a substantial interest in the voting power is
relation to the business group of the major shareholder. If the business structures of the Company or its group of companies call for substantial competition, demonstrate clearly how the Company protects the
. Leadership Responsibilities for Quality within the Firm rd 10 In some cases, the f i rms assign audi t engagements and other matters to some of the partners or some divisions in the substantial amount. Assign
have a multi-year track record of use on ESG matters (as a substantial proxy access campaign tied to diversity and carbon asset risk was just launched in late 2014 by the New York City Comptroller