1. This, however, begs the question of what the arm's-length standard is.

2. The vertical upgrading is from arm's-length market cluster to quasi-hierarchy cluster, constructing vertical cluster network capital.

3. Subir Lall of the IMF and his colleagues have documented the growth in "arm's-length" finance in countries traditionally dominated by hands-on banks, such as Germany and France.

4. But many companies now feel that arm's-length philanthropy—simply writing cheques to charities—is no longer enough.

5. Art is sacred because it is taking you to this space where you're not just doing the subject/object arm's-length approach to nature, it takes you to a new place and that's a religious activity.

6. But the researchers found that starting out with the wrong industries was less of a problem for countries with arm's-length financial systems.

7. Securitisation is supposed to turn a long-term banking relationship, ie, a loan, into an arm's-length transaction, the sale and purchase of a security backed by loans.