Ideas will be batted about, solutions proffered; change and adaptation happen on both sides.
At the same time, Nasdaq has been resistant to some of the changes proffered by the New York Stock Exchange, particularly in the area of stock options, which give employees and management the option to buy stock at a given price, then to sell it when, and if, a stock increases.
Membership in a trade union reduces the second risk by increasing the workers' relative power to change proffered terms by withholding consent: in this sense the union confers bargaining power.
Climate scientists have proffered a variety of possible explanations.
By reference to one space, I show how the name changes proffer an intriguing insight into how two foreign regimes viewed their occupations and, in addition, how all three sought to strengthen their influence by using names that reinforced past examples of their power and alleged cultural superiority in the landscape.
It is proffered in the paper that change agents in the banking industry should always consider the aspect of job security and motivational incentives when implementing change.
The Final Judgment On June 7, 2000, the district court signed plaintiffs' proposed final judgment as ultimately proffered without a single substantive change.
This is often proffered as a reason to dismiss climate-change activism as subtly anti-poor.
Half-hearted approaches are unlikely to make any significant change in the plethora of treatment regimens proffered by private practitioners even after two decades hence.
The ticket seller was yakking away on her cellphone so I simply named the film I wanted to see and proffered a $20 bill; she handed back a ticket and my change.
Trends in gully and river channel erosion, and their relation to triggering environmental changes can proffer valuable insights into sustainable development in Northern Ethiopia.
