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What did financial managers in bank holding offices earn in 2001?
Financial managers in bank holding offices earned a mean annual salary of $92,390 in 2001
What are the reasons for holding stock?
reasons for holding stockSpeculative motivePrecautionary motiveTransaction motive
Under the public utilities holding company act the government could?
Dissolve Holding companies
Can a holding company purchase a professional corporation?
Yes a holding company can purchase a professional corporation. The professional corporation can be another entity of companies within the holding companies portfolio.
How many American multibank holding companies were there in 1992?
There 950 American multibank holding companies in 1992
If your workers comp is held in abeyance does that mean you will win?
No
What does held in abeyance mean?
Being temporarily suspended or unused.
How can you make abeyance into a sentence?
Our plans for today are in abeyance because of the poor weather
Need a sentence using abeyance?
She petitioned the king to terminate the abeyance in her favor.
What are abeyance?
The student was held in abeyance after the punishment. It means a state of temporary suspension.
What does defererial mean?
"Defererial" does not appear to be a standard English word. It may be a misspelling or a term specific to a certain context or field. Please provide more context or clarify the term so I can help you better.
What is an abeyance?
An abeyance is an act of expectancy or temporary suppression.
How would you write abeyance in a sentence?
The raiding party is to be held in abeyance until the scouting party's signal.
How to use Abeyance in a sentence?
Chairman asked whether this matter could be held in abeyance for the time being, Council agreed.
Were does the word abeyance come from?
Abeyance is from the Old French "abeance", to expect. Originally a legal term meaning condition of a person in expectation or hope of receiving property. It later evolved in English law to mean the condition of property temporarily without an owner.
Use abeyance in a sentence?
While the Olympics were on, in certain areas America set in abeyance the rules that prevented people from public protest.
What is an eight letter word for temporary pause?
Abeyance
