Sentence examples for early token from inspiring English sources

And as an early token of good faith and not, as its leaders imply, as a bargaining chip at some point in future negotiations, Hamas should revoke its revoltingly anti-Semitic and violent charter.

Another ran an editorial telling Iran's hardliners, "Your era has passed".An early token of goodwill would be the release of Mir-Hossein Mousavi, the reformist widely thought to have won the election of 2009, and of his fellow candidate, Mehdi Karoubi, both of whom have been under house arrest for the past two years.

The step was quickly greeted by high-ranking officials here as an early token of the rewards General Musharraf has promised this impoverished nation of 140 million as he seeks support for his commitment to Mr. Bush's plans for a war on international terrorism.

Among the most popular of these songs was "À toi" (1843), dedicated to the young Hérminie d'Alcain as an early token of his love.

In these circumstances, belief in God is not caused by one identifiable earlier token of the same type.

This is not the requirement that it be the same token belief all along, but only a belief with the same content that, after its first appearance, is appropriately causally related to earlier tokens of that person's having that belief with that content.

The $75 million public sale is combined with an earlier $50 million token sale that was held for accredited investors, and included ICO-focused firm Pantera Capital.

Though Horsley and his cofounder Hong Kim do not have backgrounds in either crypto or traditional finance, they have secured some big names as investors/advisors, including Naval Ravikant, cofounder of AngelList, crypto hedge fund MetaStable Capital and CoinList, a sort of AngelList for early-stage tokens.

In his early years of token power, he privately threatened to resign and flee, but was stopped.

By the same token, early Burners designed the city on the playa to be a city outside mainstream society and now it's visibly suffused by capital.

(As St. Clair McKelway pointed out in these pages years ago, people made tokens, early money, to stand for the goods they had accumulated, and then criminal-minded counterfeiters made tokens to stand for the tokens).