Whatever agreement you make at the outset -- interest rates, repayment schedules, stock options -- put it all in writing and have both parties sign it.
Rate hikes tend to harm stocks at the outset, as higher interest threatens to crimp consumer demand and increase corporate borrowing costs.
To break the aforementioned vicious circle, one possibility is to develop new interventions in conjunction with specific countermeasures from the outset, in the interest of safety.
From the outset, we were interested in the bond's potential to draw in the funding needed to tackle the deep-seated inequality faced by millions of girls in India, which has the world's largest number of out-of-school girls and the highest number of child marriages.
Jacobs admits at the very outset to a particular interest in the geological theory "that mountains, contrary to all appearances... are ephemeral beings that are born and die".
The Republicans are making it clear from the outset that they have no interest in compromise, and no interest in taking serious steps toward solving our debt problems.
By excluding ourselves from the organisations of the Six that drew up the Treaty of Rome we deprived ourselves of the chance of fashioning the organisation at the outset to suit our interests.It is worth bearing in mind that the Messina conference resolution, the genesis of the Treaty of Rome, made no mention of an agricultural policy indeed the word agriculture does not appear in it.
Lord Livingston declared his interests in full from the outset to avoid any conflicts of interest".
Although he briefly played in a punk band called The Abortions, his real interest from the outset was jazz.
Wolfe's story "grabs your interest at the outset and saps the desire to do anything else until you finish," Jacob Weisberg wrote here.
You will notice that projects have bookends: an entry event that grabs student interest at the outset and a culminating event where students showcase what they have learned at the end.
