Sentence examples for governing options from inspiring English sources

For me, it raises the question of whether there are just three governing options in the Middle East today: Iron Empires, Iron Fists or Iron Domes?

During Mr. Reyes's five-week-long trial last year, his lawyers did not deny his overseeing of backdating grants and the falsification of records the backdating entailed; they instead argued that Mr. Reyes did not understand accounting rules governing options.

Changing the accounting rule governing options, which analysts say could cut the reported profits of large companies on average by 10percentt or more, has gained some political support since the collapse of Enron, Global Crossing and WorldCom in rapid succession.

The Enterprise Management Scheme which governs option awards for small firms increased the number of people that can receive rewards of up to £100,000 from 10to1515 people employees.

Politico quoted several Republican lawmakers and aides today who said that party members are demanding that Speaker John Boehner consider default and a shutdown as a serious governing option.

In 1987, the commodity commission approved a series of rules governing foreign futures and options transactions, one of which provided an alternative calculation of how much firms needed to put aside for accounts that traded on foreign exchanges.

We also consider options for governing Europe, the new identity politics engulfing Britain's Labour party, and the angst experienced by expatriates for the sweet familiarity of home.

World football's governing body had the option of naming France, the lowest-ranked European nation, in Pot Two but decided instead that the one European team should be drawn at random.

The governing equations for the option prices are seen to resemble the diffusion type equations but with cross derivative terms, a feature which differs from the usual diffusion equations in engineering.

He said an "unfortunate" 1995 change of the accounting rules governing the use of stock options as compensation contributed to the acceleration of reported corporate earnings by allowing companies to use options rather than cash to pay employees.

At their confirmation hearings in recent days, the four agreed in their testimony that the board that sets accounting standards ought to re-examine the accounting rules governing the treatment of stock options granted to corporate executives.