First company definition

First company means the company whose potential control of a second company is the subject of determina- tion by the Board under this subpart.

First company means the company or a Former Regulations Company that has, as the case may be—

First company has the meaning set forth in Section 2.01(c)(i).

Examples of First company in a sentence

• First, company existence is generally determined with a view to protecting innocent third parties, so that, if a company has not been legally incorporated or has been used as an alter ego, this cannot be used to the detriment of innocent third parties.

• First, company size is an ideal instrument to control for endogeneity, because it is exogenous and because it is a strong predictor of meeting activity.

• First, company size is an ideal instrument to control for the endogeneity of meeting activity because it is exogenous and because it is a strong predictor of meeting activity.

• First company tax revenue was declining on average as a percentage of total tax revenue and as a percentage of GDP until the mid-1980s.

• First, company principals (owners) enter into “originative” transactions (mainly, charters, bylaws, company resolutions, and agent appointments) with themselves and with company agents (mainly, directors and officers).

• First, company performance was consid- ered only in terms of «achieved» performance.

• First, company executives are risk averse with limited opportunities to diversify their financial and human capital portfolios.

• Rotation list means: First company in the list get first EFRA event.

• Speaking of Laos, Mao said that this country had a population of over two million people and had been at war for several years, but the fighting had been inconclusive.

• First, company performance was considered only in terms of «achieved» performance.