Examples of Buying Companies in a sentence
The “Introductory Survey Course on Debt Buying” shall be a four (4) credit course that focuses on the “core” laws and regulations that all Debt Buying Companies should know.
Current Issues in Debt Buying” course(s) totaling at least two (2) credits that focuses on the latest statutory, regulatory, and judicial developments of relevance to Debt Buying Companies and their vendors.
Licensed Buying Companies (LBCs) face no sanctions; neither do government agents for providing extension services in those areas; and neither do the traders who take the cocoa out of Ghana.
In the meantime, private companies are also allowed to buy cocoa beans from the farmers, but these so-called Licensed Buying Companies (LBCs) can only operate within the framework of COCOBOD (ibid.).
Upstream collection of cocoa from farmers for transport to COCOBOD warehouses is privatized to Licensed Buying Companies (LBC), licensed by COCOBOD.
The Purchase Price was arrived by mutual agreement between the Seller and Purchaser, at arms- length, on a “willing-buyer willing-seller” basis and after taking into consideration of the net assets of BZM, future business performance and financial potential of BZM together with the rights to use the name and trademarks for a period of ten (10) years.
Among its several functions, Cocobod sets the farmgate price for cocoa purchase (which is adjusted annually based on the export market price of cocoa), issues licenses to and regulates Licensed Buying Companies (LBCs) who purchase from farmers on behalf of Cocobod.
All other agreements, certificates, instruments and documents reasonably requested by the Buying Companies in order to fully consummate the transactions contemplated by this Agreement and carry out the purposes and intent of this Agreement.
This chapter presents the results of the data analysis, and also discusses the various challenges and factors impacting storage and transportation of cocoa beans by the Licensed Buying Companies (LBCs).
The government, through this programme is also committed to creating an enabling environment for more farmers to invest in the sector by subsidizing agricultural input (fertilizer and seeds), provision of extension services, mechanization services, irrigation services and ready markets for the produce, through License Buying Companies (LBCs) and National Food Buffer Stock Agency (NAFCO).