Sentence examples for negotiated exercise from inspiring English sources
Motion consists of a series of tiny adjustments, so that even a crawl across the edge of the trailer, or a slow stretch on the floor outside, or standing up to extend a single arm — something most of us could do without thinking in a moment — becomes not merely effortful but a gradually negotiated exercise in suspense.
"The heartbreaking loss of Kalief reminds us that criminal justice reform isn't merely an academic exercise being negotiated in our nation's power centers -- the lives of our children are literally on the line".
A year later, Apollo's new shareholders exercised rights negotiated beforehand to force Apollo to sell their shares to the public.
Underscoring the two government's different objectives, lawyers from both countries negotiated language to describe the exercise and the rules that govern it.
The village mayor, Philip E. Zegarelli, said today that he was exercising a legal option that had been negotiated with General Motors during the plant's closing in 1996.
"The secretary general urgently calls on the international community, including the Security Council, to exercise leadership and help create conditions for a negotiated final peace agreement," he said.
On the other hand, the party that buys a put option has the right to receive the asset at the negotiated price at the expiry date of the contract after exercising the option.
More generally, there are concerns related to the extraordinary power of multinationals and the undue influence they are able to exercise in negotiating deals favorable to them at the expense of the interests of the most vulnerable.
If you are feeling lazy and are tempted to skip the exercise, try negotiating with yourself.
The deal he negotiated with the Mets provided him with a potential pathway to majority ownership and, Einhorn said, "it wouldn't make sense to invest $200 million into a team and then be denied the ability to exercise the negotiated option down the road".
