Sentence examples for over a third party from inspiring English sources

That's not to say that it will dispense with the existing model of taking over a third party hotel's inventory, but this new approach offers a different price point to hit a new kind of customer.

Instead, Clinton needs to convince young voters that she's a good enough alternative that it's worth turning out, and picking her over a third party candidate.

"Sergio doesn't want to turn it over to a third party to decide, and I don't want to turn it over to a third party," Mr. King said.

Wal-Mart's policy requires management approval before any photos are turned over to a third party, Mr. Wertz said.

Relying on that fiction (which, unfortunately, was created by the Supreme Court in 1979), the Justice Department broadly believes that stuff stored on the Web has also been handed over to a third party and therefore merits very limited protection.

When companies were suddenly able to outsource almost any process that came under their corporate umbrella, they needed to know what lay in the hard core of activities that they were uniquely well qualified to carry out, the activities that it made no sense for them to hand over to a third party.

The I.R.S. says that delinquent taxpayers whose accounts are turned over to the private collection agencies will have already received many letters by mail from the agency, urging them to pay and warning them that the debt would be turned over to a third party for collection.

China is a low trust society and so it is logical that Chinese with money to invest would be reluctant to turn it over to a third party to manage for them.

Creditors and investors could agree up front, via a standard clause added to agreements, that any IP that isn't obviously valuable on its face would be turned over to a third party for a quick analysis and determination of its value (financial and otherwise).

As Gary Solis pointed out to me, Common Article 1 of the Fourth Geneva Convention assigns only a vague obligation to "ensure respect" for prisoners handed over to a third party.

This highlights the need for fair right-to-repair legislation in America, where stickers tell customers that repairing electronics themselves or turning them over to a third party repair store will void their warranty.