Sentence examples for negotiated capital from inspiring English sources
So in 1993, when the first major retransmission consent contracts were being negotiated, Capital Cities/ABC told cable operators that if they wanted to carry the ABC stations that were owned by the network, they would also have to carry a fledgling cable network known as ESPN 2. It worked.
But the banks have negotiating capital, too, and are stretching out the talks.
Time for Private Talks It may be time for bankers and regulators to lock themselves in a room and negotiate capital standards.
"We wouldn't have wasted our negotiating capital on that," said Sam Mayer, a member on the board of the pilots' union who had been briefed on the discussions.
"The single most important piece of negotiating capital may very well be his ability to take care of the P.K.K.," he said.
Though some chip-makers were more prepared in the second quarter to spend on new, relatively pricier equipment, the majority of the industry is still negotiating capital expenditure cuts and spending constraints.
Hoberman plans to keep doing what she already does, helping startup entrepreneurs raise and negotiate capital and advising them through the stages of their business, including exits.
In the process, certain elements of the internationally negotiated "Basel" capital requirements, notably those in which banks decide for themselves how much capital to hold against particular assets, should be discarded.Mr Tarullo's suggestions will have many detractors.
If such deals proliferate, it could become much harder to secure multilateral reforms in agriculture, since a lot of the negotiating capital will have been taken off the table.Discredited multilateralism?The Cancún ministerial meeting was the second black eye for the WTO in four years.
This interpretation is felt to be valid because the investigative act of documenting multiple crimes is seen as the genesis of prosecutorial negotiating capital.
First, the legal terms matter in negotiating venture capital rounds — something hard for young entrepreneurs to appreciate at the time.
