Sentence examples for for instance agreeing to from inspiring English sources
Some African governments have not only opened their gates to the barbarians, but have also offered sweeteners by, for instance, agreeing to have any disputes adjudicated abroad to mitigate the risk to investors of their assets being seized.
They may then need to sell the home or arrange for "a graceful exit" — for instance, agreeing to give up the deed in lieu of foreclosure, or pursuing a short sale, in which the lender agrees to accept less than the mortgage balance.
Foreign exchange market can be rigged by several market participants working together, for instance agreeing to place orders at a certain time or sharing confidential information, and thus moving prices sharply to their advantage.
Wells Fargo, for instance, agreed to cut its price in a recent $10.4 million financing for Hillcrest Convalescent Center in Durham, N.C.
Johnson & Johnson, for instance, agreed to charge for Velcade, another drug for multiple myeloma, only if tests showed it was effective in a particular patient.
The Linux-based operating system Lindows, for instance, agreed to change its name (to Linspire) in 2004 after years of wrangling over whether "Windows" was generic.
Former President Bill Clinton, for instance, agreed to help out some Chappaqua neighbors last Sunday by speaking at the small graduation ceremony of the Chappaqua Summer Scholarship Program.
Smith & Wesson, for instance, agreed to install internal locking devices in its guns within the next two years, a practice it was not now following.
The firms may also make money through other arrangements, including what is known as revenue sharing, where mutual fund managers may, for instance, agree to share a portion of their revenue with the brokerage firm.
The city of Palmdale, for instance, agreed to pay $4.5 million last year to lawyers, including Shenkman, who successfully challenged local districting rules.
The FDIC, for instance, agreed to guarantee the corporate debt that banks issue to fund their operations without requiring banks to adopt any changes in the way they do business.
