Sentence examples for option programmes from inspiring English sources
The proposal brought angry protests from high-tech companies, where repricing is common.During the last long fall in share prices, in the early 1970s, American companies scrapped their option programmes and replaced them with performance-related plans that were more likely to pay out.
We run an options programme in games from October half term to February half term when the weather is generally at its worst, especially in the north of England.
The Citibank-schooled Mr Setúbal instituted a stock-option programme for executives and then went shopping, buying "a bank a year for six or seven years" in privatisations or by picking off weaker rivals.
Advanced use of disaggregated data provides more options than programmes created for analysing aggregate data.
One of our main conclusions is that advanced use of disaggregated data provides more options than programmes created for analysing e.g. European-wide accident data.
Speaking at the event, Ms. Beat Bisangwa, the Executive Director of the OAFLA Uganda, celebrated the couple and notified the gathering that the couple was enrolled on the Option B+ programme during the very first EMTCT campaign held in Ntungamo District.
We plotted acceptability curves using net-monetary benefit approach for the choice of prevention strategy in figure 3. To explain this, we consider table 3 where the most effective drug option is programme D. The incremental cost of moving from 1D to 2D is 260,000 (450,000-190,000) USD for 16 (353-337) additional infections averted.
Plus, expect to see existing shows remade for TV: horror series Lore, social-commentary comedy Throwing Shade, podcast-themed podcast StartUp and, of course, Serial are among those that have been optioned by programme-makers.
The theoretical model built considered two possible treatment options: "Hypertension Programme" or "Usual Care".
All service-option educational loan programmes offer a choice between service and repayment of the financial incentive.
Cost sharing strategies represent an important option for national programmes lacking adequate financing to fully subsidize comprehensive ITN coverage.
