Mr. Leiber offered her a chance to use the company's resources in exchange for the right of first refusal to publish her songs.
Sales agents are effectively independent contractors who use a broker's listings and resources in exchange for a slice of their commissions.
The songs' crossover success was, at least in part, the result of an unusual agreement that Macklemore and Lewis entered into with Warner Music Group: they released the album themselves, but they drew on the label's promotional resources in exchange for a percentage of the album's sales.
Perhaps the government should demand a role in charities' allocation of resources in exchange for the tax deduction.
In terms of Russia's role in the world, the President's strategy suggests a stronger emphasis on forging links with countries and organizations that offer mutually advantageous cooperation - starting with the export of primary resources in exchange for technology and investment.
The big publishers typically seduce young designers with promises of legitimacy and inexhaustible resources – in exchange for which one divests any claim to authority or power.
This cooperation model consists in Cuba offering technical assistance or training, in exchange of resources or technology (for example, Cuban medical services in return of Venezuelan or African oil).
For free-riding, the so-called free-riders attempt to benefit from network resources of others without offering their own resources in exchange [13].
Comparing responses with Fao and Fao's model of key resources in social exchange, findings highlight that educators' needs are similar to those of other working populations[ 30].
Given the enormous complexity of this disease, it is particularly important that specialists in psychiatry and neuroscience research, and scientists in the biomedical field in general, collaborate through resource sharing, exchange of ideas, knowledge dissemination, and information acquisition.
