In 1997, Sprint shareholders approved a stock option plan that provided that vesting provisions would be waived -- meaning all options could be immediately exercised -- in the event of a change of control.
Before the system is in full usage, race director Charlie Whiting will exercise "extreme caution" in the event of any incident.
In the meantime, Whiting will exercise "extreme caution" in the event of any incident.
Before the system is introduced fully, Whiting will exercise "extreme caution" in the event of any incident.
Each house elects its own presiding officer who exercises the casting vote in the event of a tie.
Give it to him now to exercise whenever he pleases in the event that he decides to invade Iraq.
Benítez was unable to keep Newcastle in the top flight following his appointment as Steve McClaren's successor in March but last week signed a three-year contract after opting not to exercise the release clause in the event of relegation.
Participants are provided with standardised written and verbal instructions including when to remove the support, encouragement of normal walking with limits of tolerance, simple exercise advice, what to do in the event of experiencing difficulties with the support, and washing instructions.
That is why we must insist that institutions go through the exercise of planning for their dissolution in the event of crisis before a crisis comes.
The book was clearly intended as the alternative to an autobiography, and if Heaney's way with his readership was absolutely not Samuel Beckett's or even Heaney's friend Brian Friel's ways of withdrawal and silence, the book is, in the event, an exercise not in egotism or hubris but in self-questioning, self-definition, self-analysis, self-evaluation and, only finally, self-justification.
