Hold-outs everywhere have greater incentive to litigate; creditors who might have otherwise accepted an exchange offer could find deals picked apart by vultures.Others are more sanguine.
This in turn may increase the reservation wages of people who were previously working illegally, thereby inducing them to refuse jobs that they would have otherwise accepted (Amuedo-Dorantes and Bansak 2011; Barcellos 2010).
Connect the minus signal of the cable to the pin of the receiving device that would have otherwise accepted the cable screen.
The recipient of the property conveyed, on the other hand, had no obvious reason to state that he had purchased or otherwise accepted it "of my own free will," since his act of purchase or acceptance necessarily implied willingness on his part insofar as he benefitted from the acquisition as a matter of course.
Having otherwise been engaged 12 months ago, Julianne Moore finally accepts the best actress award she won at last year's festival for Maps to the Stars from master of ceremonies Lambert Wilson.
I was offered a speaking fee to attend and speak at a conference earlier this year at which several other former senior government officials and I stated our support for the reversal, but I declined the offered fee and have not otherwise accepted any payment for any statement on this subject.
The agreement will become legally binding if at least 55 countries cumulatively representing at least 55% of global greenhouse emissions sign the agreement in New York between April 22, 2016 and April 21, 2017 and have it legally ratified or otherwise accepted by their governments.
Instead, one could explain the situation with compassion and frankness and Farmer Joe and his wife, using the same frugality and value system by which they had otherwise lived, would accept the reality of the situation, a reality that bespoke a meager chance of benefit that was not appropriately affordable.
But for every parish priest who has accepted, willingly or otherwise, a donation from the cartels, there is someone like Angela Casas Mendez - a nun working in the true traditions of Liberation Theology in Latin America.
"I think that this enabled me within the first couple of years of my faculty appointment to really get the lab up to speed more quickly than I would have otherwise had I accepted a faculty position right after my Ph.D.," she says.
Trusting himself enough led him to a new opportunity that he would have otherwise never probably accepted.
