Sentence examples for deals in the event of from inspiring English sources
Commercial property investors are demanding clauses giving them the right to walk away from real estate deals, in the event of the leave campaign winning, according to Reuters.
One property developer in central London, which had offered a "Brexit clause" allowing nervous buyers to pull out of deals in the event of a leave vote said it was allowing buyers to withdraw and keep their deposits.
The company's contracts have clauses that allow its clients, like lotteries, to get out of deals in the event of extraordinary circumstances, and the company said it was exploring whether those clauses could be invoked in light of recent events.
Amid speculation about possible coalition deals in the event of another hung Parliament, Mr Clegg said the party with the "greatest mandate" in terms of seats and votes won should have the "space and time to try and assemble a government".
Provisions in these contracts enable the studios to suspend and then terminate these deals in the event of a crisis such as a strike.
Under the terms of that deal, in the event of a no vote, two further referendums can be held before 2022.
While much hangs from the next broadcast rights deal, in the event of any significant increase, fans are well within their rights to demand a greater proportion of this is invested in improving refereeing standards.
Last night Mr Miliband dampened speculation on an SNP-Labour deal in the event of a hung parliament, telling ITV1's The Agenda programme that it was "up to other parties how they vote on the Queen's Speech".
Speaking after Gove's speech, his former special adviser Dominic Cummings said he had spoken to "umpteen ambassadors", inside and outside the eurozone, who had suggested their countries would be willing to concede such a deal in the event of a vote to leave, despite the public rhetoric being very different during the campaign.
Mr Miliband has come under sustained pressure from the Conservatives throughout the election campaign over the prospect of a Labour-SNP deal in the event of a hung parliament.
With less than 11 weeks before Americans head to the polls, the Obama administration is desperate to solidify the deal in the event of a Donald Trump presidency.
