Sentence examples for a future share of from inspiring English sources

The suit, filed on behalf of 29 members of the Mohawk tribe at the Akwesasne Reservation on the Canadian border, contends that the chiefs were deceived into signing an April 14 agreement that grants the casino company, Park Place Entertainment, exclusive rights over Mohawk casinos throughout New York in return for a $3 million loan and a future share of profits.

She added that "it's usually the women who put their men through school". Allred said spouses who work while their partner attends medical or law school should get a "written agreement to give them a future share of their (the license-holding spouses') income in case the marriage dissolves". Current California law allows one partner to take advantage of the other, she said.

Cornwall councillors have voted in favour of a "middle-way option" for the future sharing of some council services.

The Kimco number does not include the effect of your lowered cost basis on a future sale of shares, but this effect is very small for many investors.

These derivative investments were essentially bets on the future share price of a host of western companies, such as financial firm Citigroup and the energy group EDF.

I'm inspired by the progress and partnerships that came out of CGI America, and I look forward to seeing them in action as we work to build a future of shared prosperity through shared responsibilities.

That's why, while Waymo is banking on a future of shared-vehicle fleets, plenty of car companies aren't giving up on private ownership.

Although they may all look very different, the cities of the future share a new way of doing things, from sustainable buildings to walkable streets to energy-efficient infrastructure.

His lip began to quiver, I quickly acquiesced, the guilt of giving him a future of shared Christmases and no siblings devoured me; the least I could do was fulfill a simple scooter request.

For example, despite austerity advocates' dubious intellectual foundation, we have allowed public expenditures to slip in all sorts of areas, including those necessary for ensuring a future of shared prosperity.

It is now, today, as each passing moment represents another chance to begin building a future of shared prosperity.