"When you hire someone and say, 'I know you're worth $110,000, but I'll pay you $50,000 and include lots of options,' " says Beverly Hills-based employment attorney Howard Greenberg, " there's an implied agreement indicating that the term of employment will be long enough to exercise the options, because they're the reason you took the job".
If, as Thomas Jefferson once put it, the public is "not enlightened enough" to exercise the "ultimate powers of society," then the only remedy is to "inform their discretion by education".
Ms Knight said her father had high blood pressure but a doctor had deemed him fit enough to exercise in the prison gym.
A stake of less than 17% ie, a majority of the ordinary shares, or ONs can be enough to exercise control.Nearly all of the 365 firms listed on the Bovespa, the stock exchange, have a controlling shareholder, who generally wields near-absolute power despite a smallish financial stake.
It is inefficient to prepare whole patterns of related problems as learners can always try new problems; it is not effective enough to exercise related problems simply chosen from the same problem category.
Now, the question is whether Ireland is a strong-enough figure to exercise the same sort of control Parcells did.
Instead, the experts say, many shareholders worry that options provide executives with incentives to manipulate the numbers in ways that lift the share price just long enough for them to exercise the options.
Even though Abner is too enfeebled to manage the farm, he takes up residence in a sharecropper shack on the property, hoping that Lonzo, who subsists on disability payments from an accident involving falling lumber, won't make enough money from the farm to exercise the purchase option in the lease agreement.
Pep, the Catalan coaching god v the Dorian Gray-like, x-ray-fingered Mull suggests a fantastic mini-drama made in Munich, with a whiff of Weißwurscht provincialism but with enough glitz and glamorous names to exercise the wider football world.
But he regularly returns thousands of shares to Alcoa and, in exchange, receives enough money to exercise his options and pay the resulting tax bill immediately.
La Prensa, one of Honduras' leading dailies, under the headline "Enough Already!" demanded the right to "exercise our vocation and have the freedom to show Hondurans the reality as it is".
