Sentence examples for selling board from inspiring English sources
The reason for the controversy was that the selling board was comprised of a distinguished, disinterested majority, was selling to a third party at a large premium, and had a deep understanding of the company.
The conditionality of bridge and other financing commitments should be carefully scrutinized by the selling board and the private equity buyer, and should inform negotiations around reverse break fees (discussed below).
"The brick has been developed for each generation and the toy has never stood still, but fundamentally the classic building brick still remains". He said that Monopoly "is the classic family game and still one of the top selling board games".
From the selling board's perspective, careful thought should be given to the odds and consequences of a failed deal and the limited recourse available in such circumstances.
What this means is that a selling board's actions, including its decisions with respect to all the issues outlined above, are likely to face post-signing scrutiny in court.
It's our best selling board right now.
And in 2007, Mollusk opened in Williamsburg, selling boards and hosting free movie nights that, Breuer said, "brought people out of the woodwork".
This approach is likely to be unpalatable to selling boards, however, and creates substantial risk that the buyer will exit the transaction when the appraisal cap is exceeded".
That said, selling boards and bankers are often leery of dealing with complicated clubs, and all else being equal would prefer to transact with larger, fully-financed players that can take down the target on their own.
Thanks to the introduction of much cheaper inflatable boards in the market in places like Decathlon and even Aldi in Europe - who are selling boards at under £300 for the full package - paddle boarding is really taking off.
It basically feels like a newsagents that one day started selling board-games, scarecrows, scented gel pens and Paddy McGuinness live DVDs which, much to the surprise of the proprietors, was a combination that caught the British public's imagination.
