The incentive fees are usually subject to hurdle rate and
high-water mark provisions.
3: hedge fund characteristics and performance
And as Europe's low-cost flood reaches what analysts are predicting will be a
high-water mark in 2004, it's worth marking how dynamically even statist societies can react when given the chance--and wondering how the United States, with its 19-year head start, has squandered its lead in airline innovation.
Fly the frugal skies: how low-cost airlines have transformed Europe--and what it means for America
"This is the
high-water mark for TARDEC for congressional adds," said Richard E.
Military pork-barrel projects rolling in
With the release David Cronenberg's Spider and Denys Arcand's Les Invasions barbares, two outstanding films by our best directors (both of which appeared on the recent TIFF list of the top Canadian films of all time), a record four films that broke the $5-million bar at the domestic box office (Seraphin, Seducing Doctor Lewis, Doctor Lewis, Les Invasions barbares and Mambo Italiano), significant wins at Cannes (Best Screenplay and Best Actress for Les Invasions barbares) and Canada's second Oscar[R] for a fictional feature (Best Foreign-Language Film for the aforementioned Les Invasions), 2003 will go down as a
high-water mark for future generations to match.
From the editor
His commentary for the BBC is widely seen as setting a
high-water mark in the history of British broadcasting.
Some notable televised eventsand their commentaries
The deposed front man spent a good part of the '80s--DAM's ostensible
high-water mark, popwise, but also its aesthetic nadir--in and out of psychiatric institutions.
Destroy All Monsters: Jan Tumlir on motor city madness
The policy locks in the contract's
high-water mark to determine annuitization value.
Top index annuity writer adds product
Whatever their short-term legal fate, the San Francisco weddings mark a new
high-water mark in one of the most fast-paced cultural tsunamis America has seen." Rich also noted that "by the time the conventions roll around this summer, gay marriages are likely to be a civic fact in Boston," where the Democratic Convention will be held.
Same-sex "marriage" and the homosexual agenda
Her career hit the
high-water mark after she moved to America with hunky actor boyfriend Jason Stratham, 30.
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Department of Justice, is a new
high-water mark at New Egypt in terms of security investments.
Seeing is believing: school districts are using high-tech, and low-tech, approaches to make sure students are safe. (Special section: school security)
Another
high-water mark for karaoke was in 1985, when an entrepreneur in Okayama Prefecture, western Japan, got his hands on an old shipping container and fixed it up into tiny private cubicles.
Karaoke versus keitai: karaoke's best years may be history
The SMMT figures, contained in its world automotive statistics for 2002, also showed that 1972 was also a
high-water mark for American car production.
Car production at pre-70s level
By the turn of the century, the graduation rate had dropped 7 percentage points from its
high-water mark of 77 percent in 1969.
Credible cassandras: this time, perhaps, the sky really is falling. (From the Editors)
The Depression was this country's
high-water mark for poverty, unemployment, and despair, and tens of millions of out-of-work and down-on-their-luck Americans recognized their own plight in Steinbeck's saga about dirt farmers scrapping for a job and a meal.
Two thumbs up for social justice: Patrick McCormick picks his four all-time favorite films that call for a more just world. (culture in context)
The Welsh restrictions mean that it will be illegal to use lead shot, on or over any area below the
high-water mark; on or over some 20 named sites of special scientific interest (SSSI), or for any wild bird included in Schedule 2 to the Regulations namely ducks, geese, coot and moorhen.
Use of lead shot to be restricted; ENVIRONMENT: Curbs in Wales less extensive than those in England