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both of these factors may contribute to them not working well with smes, which have, for instance, lower volumes of shares to sell.
both of these factors may contribute to them not working well with smes, which have, for instance, lower volumes of shares to sell.

thus the aid for sea-fishermen to acquire part ownership of a second hand vessel may not exceed 30 % of the actual costs of the acquisition of the vessel.
thus the aid for sea-fishermen to acquire part ownership of a second hand vessel may not exceed 30 % of the actual costs of the acquisition of the vessel.

in this context, the uk government is seeking to transfer ownership of the tote (a public law betting operator) to the private sector and to abolish the tote's current monopoly for pool betting on horseracing.
in this context, the uk government is seeking to transfer ownership of the tote (a public law betting operator) to the private sector and to abolish the tote's current monopoly for pool betting on horseracing.

(12) as from 16 february 2001, the issued shared capital of shetland seafish ltd thus comprised 250000 ordinary shares and 3000000 preference shares, held in the same proportions and by the same shareholders as at the initial issuing of shares in 1999.
(12) as from 16 february 2001, the issued shared capital of shetland seafish ltd thus comprised 250000 ordinary shares and 3000000 preference shares, held in the same proportions and by the same shareholders as at the initial issuing of shares in 1999.

(23) the lse sought to cater for this situation by the introduction of its%quot%alternative investment market%quot% (aim) in 1995. this operates as a second tier market targeting new and smaller companies. membership requires no minimum trading record, no minimum assets or profit levels, no minimum capitalisation and no minimum free float of shares.
(23) the lse sought to cater for this situation by the introduction of its "alternative investment market" (aim) in 1995. this operates as a second tier market targeting new and smaller companies. membership requires no minimum trading record, no minimum assets or profit levels, no minimum capitalisation and no minimum free float of shares.