Leverage swings to management.
He does have a high-leverage swing, a little longer of a swing.
If the conflict drags on into winter, leverage could swing back to Moscow.The Ukrainian economy is in tatters.
They plan to use the county employee health program, which provides prescription coverage for 45,000 to 50,000 current or retired Suffolk employees and their dependents, as leverage in swinging a deal for similar prescription discounts for all county residents.
Using the specter of about $460 billion of high-yield loans that mature from 2011 through 2014, they've gotten creditors to agree to change terms in ways that indicate that leverage has swung to the borrowers from the banks.
As one institutional investor with many years of experience (and a penchant for privacy) tells us, "Giving away three board seats is far from standard operating procedure, but as you've seen over time, the leverage has swung from investors to founders, and now there's this worship of the genius entrepreneur founder who can do no wrong".
Decisions in any of these cases could swing leverage and perhaps drive the parties back to the negotiating table.
The decision on the stay is seen as one of the most critical in the standoff between owners and players because it would swing leverage to one side.
During the negotiations, some owners have referred to the regular officials, who had long been convinced that the failure of replacements would swing leverage their way, as "holding the league hostage" to their demands.
Nelson made several comments from the bench Wednesday that seemed to indicate she had accepted some of the players' arguments, particularly those based on earlier decisions made by Judge David Doty, but it is the appeal that will ultimately swing leverage in negotiations to one side or the other.
On December 12 , 2010 the Boston Globe reported that "[c]ampaign contributions to [Brown] from the financial industry spiked sharply during a critical three-week period last summer as the fate of the Wall Street regulatory overhaul hung in the balance and Brown used the leverage of his swing vote to win key concessions sought by firms".
