For example, I.B.M. scrutinized the "change of control" contracts with Sun executives, senior engineers and managers.
Trevor Pritchard, of Standard & Poor's, a rating agency, notes that apart from the new fashion for change-of-control clauses, covenants remain weak.
How could such a man ever be prepared for the change of luck, for the loss of control, for the physical and mental suffering that has no explanation?
A rotating substrate holder operated at 6 rev./min was used to obtain a layered structure, and the arc power density of Al cathodes was controlled for the change of Al concentration (x) in the film.
"The judgment overturning the Quebec Superior Court decision rewrites Canadian law relating to the duty of Canadian boards of directors to maximize value for shareholders in the context of a change-of-control transaction, as well as to the entitlements of bondholders," Martine Turcotte, the company's chief legal officer, said in a statement.
The move has been expected for years, though the official change of control may not happen for another six months to a year, as family members negotiate a structure that would allow for the transfer of assets among the holding companies -- chiefly Rothschild Continuation Holdings of Switzerland -- that control the branches in London, Paris and New York, these people said.
The values of the scaling factors for the error, the change-of-error and the control output are optimised based on experiments.
FRANKFURT — The German construction company Hochtief revealed a deal Wednesday with its creditors that would allow for a change of control, smoothing the way for the Spanish rival ACS to build a controlling stake.
Curiously, the agreement provides loopholes for a change of control "triggered by" Microsoft acquiring more than 15percentt of shares on the open market or more than 5percentt of shares acquired directly from Yahoo or buying any part of Yahoo representing more than one percent of its annual revenues.
