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71Issue Department — ˈIssue Deˌpartment noun BANKING the part of the Bank of England that arranges the printing of paper money and makes it available to be used compare Banking Department * * * Issue Department UK US noun ► MONEY a department of the Bank of …
72Issue Seoul — (Сеул,Южная Корея) Категория отеля: 1 звездочный отель Адрес: 481 9 Seogyo Dong, Mapo Gu …
73issue of securities — securities, whether shares or debt securities, may be issued in a variety of ways, the method usually depending on the purpose of the issue and its scale. If, as will often be the case, the purpose is to raise capital, the securities may be… …
74issue price — issue prices N COUNT The issue price of shares is the price at which they are offered for sale when they first become available to the public. [BUSINESS] Shares in the company slipped below their issue price on their first day of trading …
75issue a writ — issue/serve/a writ phrase to give someone a writ issue/serve/a writ against: She issued a writ against the newspaper. issue/serve/a writ for …
76issue from — ˈissue ˌfrom [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they issue from he/she/it issues from present participle issuing from past tense …
77Issue-Based Information System — (IBIS) is a method used to support group discussion. It was invented by Kunz, W. and Rittel, H. in 1970. The basic structure of IBIS is a treeview. It is quite suitable to be manipulated by the computer.References* [http://www… …
78Issue-Department — (engl., spr. ischu dipártment, »Ausgabeabteilung«), die Abteilung der Bank von England, deren ausschließlicher Geschäftskreis die Ausgabe von Noten ist, während die übrigen Geschäfte dem Banking Department anheimfallen. Näheres s. Banken, S. 347 …
79issue of execution — the sealing of a writ by an officer of the appropriate office (i.e. the district registry where the cause or matter is proceeding, the principal registry of the Family Division, the Admiralty Registry or the Central Office, as the case may be).… …
80issue of shares — See allotment of shares. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001 …
