The company said yesterday that the missed payment could lead to an acceleration of payments due to creditors, which in turn could lead to "cross defaults" on the company's other debt.
The instrument changed substantially during the 20th century, both in form and use; clauses were added, including those that authorize the sale of collateral, permit extensions of time, and permit acceleration of payment in event of default.
But it is understood the Emirates club will earn around £5m as an acceleration of all incentive payments from Barca, as if they were achieved from the player's return to Spain in 2011.
The acceleration of a rolling ball, like the acceleration of a freely falling object, is independent of its mass.
"This was an acceleration of a succession plan," a First Union spokeswoman, Ginny Mackin, said.
But it cannot be ignored, as it suggests an acceleration of a pre-existing trend.
These are remarkable achievements, an acceleration of a rather successful story in international development.
"There is an acceleration of a level of suffering and an acceleration of the violence in the world.
The practices uncovered by the whistleblower are understood to include the acceleration of payments from suppliers for in-store promotions and bonus payments – also paid by suppliers – when the retailer hits sales targets.
Banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, all have provisions that allow acceleration of payments owed to senior executives if they take government jobs, a new study finds.
On the outskirts of Bangkok, protesters broke into the Election Commission building, demanding the acceleration of an investigation into charges that a large Thai company made a multimillion-dollar payment to the governing Democrat Party.
