The company, which has little in the way of real assets, will pay no fine.

The real assets you have as a company are in the culture.

In my world, real assets fall into several different categories: 1.

But it's getting real assets in return for the cash it hands out.

"Some of these people are real assets but they can be excluded from the labour market."

With real assets worth $15 trillion it was a very rich country.

Long enough that is for 1%ers like himself to carry off all our real assets before the whole system comes tumbling down.

The idea is to let Mexico give the banks something it does have: factories, land and other real assets.

He puts no real assets in the Social Security system.

The real assets business has three primary areas of focus:

"The process is far less important than the result: putting real assets back to work in the real economy."

These people will be real assets, worth investing in.

He tossed off a comment to the effect that the bonds were not "real assets."

"Morgan Stanley went public; we all ended up with some real assets," he said.

Computer Associates is a profitable company with real assets that will not collapse, they argue.

In addition, the bank has liens on the real assets of the companies - factories and equipment.

At the beginning, it had no real assets.

There were no real assets in the office.

"This city has some real assets that leadership can use to create a dynamic city in the 21st century."

A lot of these people are real assets."

But the commission says that the government bonds in that trust fund aren't real assets.

It exists mainly on paper, as a cutely named entity with no real assets.

WorldCom has 20 million customers and some real assets to set it apart from many casualties of the technology boom.

It needs to secure real assets and property.

Those concerns make up the second sector of the Russian market: newly privatized companies, backed by real assets.