A swap agreement to exchange equity/returns for debt returns or the converse over a prearranged length of time.
After the applicant handed over a prearranged code, the D.M.V. clerk would endorse the paperwork for a license or identification card even though the supporting personal information was false or missing, the authorities said.
Sides have one or two innings each, depending on the prearranged duration of the match, the object being to score the most runs.
Those private equity firms are now grappling with several classes of creditors, largely made up of hedge funds and debt investors, over a prearranged restructuring plan that would shorten Energy Future's stay in Chapter 11.
The first festival, originally called the Battle of Flowers, was held on January 1, 1890, under the auspices of the Valley Hunt Club and consisted of local citizens decorating their carriages and buggies with flowers and driving over a prearranged route; the parade was followed by amateur athletic events.
The availability is the percentage of uptime duration over a defined interval duration.
That may lead to MGM considering filing for a prearranged bankruptcy that would involve its creditors taking over the studio in exchange for forgiving their debt, these people said.
This platform gives us a comprehensive view of immigrant entrepreneurship over a long duration (1995 200808).
Table 1 The smallest trends in the global mean surface/air temperature (GMST/GMAT) time series over a period (duration) with uncertainty, P-value and duration.
Secondly, the provision of a prearranged screening appointment may have been regarded as an implicit recommendation for screening, over-riding any influence of different invitations.
At a prearranged signal to his assistant, Alban Bassuet, a recording of Handel's "Water Music" came over the speakers.
