In a typical election year, Council members face opposition that is considered token in nature.
It is understood that Unite had considered token strike action because under the 1992 act it would allow the union to maintain its strike mandate for a further three months – giving petrol tanker drivers more time to reach a deal with employers.
We then consider tokens as a store of value and exchange, analyzing models of cryptocurrency pricing and as a vehicle for raising of capital.
As a consequence, virtual assets created with the use of a proprietary standard cannot be transferred using a wallet or exchange complying with the protocol of a public blockchain and should therefore not considered tokens.
Causal descriptivism (Loar 1976, Lewis 1984, Kroon 1987, Jackson 1998) considers a token of a name t to have the semantic value of the definite description 'the individual dubbed in the ceremony connected by a causal-historical chain to t'.
But fearing that the suit could delay the closing, the company offered SL Green what it considered a token amount, $10 million.
An ostentatious style is often considered a token of difficulty, and Gass certainly has a reputation as a difficult writer in the high-modernist mode.
Kazakhstan spent years campaigning to lead the O.S.C.E., which it considered a token of international prestige, and repeatedly countered arguments that its political freedoms fell short of the organization's standards.
Although this basic model does not consider a token's context, that very property allows it to operate on a simple list of unigram type counts, partitioning each count among different analyses of that unigram.
If you supervise a small team, (say, less than five) consider a token of appreciation for each.
