Examples of Substantial interest in a sentence
Substantial interest means a participation interest where the Bank factually or legally has a direct or indirect substantial interest in the company’s governance and operations (this means the Bank’s ability to participate in financial and operational guidance of the company but without a controlling interest).
Substantial interest has been devoted to studying how the menstrual cycle may affect athletic performance and mediate injury risk.
Substantial interest in real property means an interest in real property which is an equitable or legal ownership with a market value of$5,000.00 or more.
Substantial interest applies where the taxpayer, with or without his partner, is a direct or indirect holder of a minimum of 5% of the issued capital in a company of which the capital is distributed in shares.
Substantial interest has been shown in this property by other companies.