Sentence examples for standpoint agreement from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most significantly from the city's standpoint, agreement was reached to move the main vehicle ramp from the north side of Liberty Street, on the edge of the memorial, to the south side, under the future Liberty Park.

From a clinical standpoint, agreement between the two methods was fairly good.

From the buyer's standpoint, these agreements are typically crafted to create post-closing alignment between the buyer and the executives, both on the downside (by requiring a rollover of significant equity and/or a cash investment) and on the upside (through promote structures and other compensation mechanisms).

From the administration's standpoint, the migration agreement has been a rare point of harmony in United States-Cuban relations.

"From a wage standpoint, the last agreement was pretty spare on wages," Mr. Berg said at the time.

"They're basically dropping the charges, and he gets to go home". "From the company's standpoint, Dmitry's agreement serves ElcomSoft well," says ElcomSoft Chief Executive Alex Katalov.

The city would pay for up to $50,000 for costs of bringing the building into shape from an environmental standpoint under the agreement  and also act as the lender for the mortgage for the property.

"From our standpoint, this is a milestone agreement for the entire credit card industry," Kenneth I. Chenault, American Express's chairman and chief executive, said in an interview.

One of the most important features of the agreement, from the standpoint of vulnerable nations, is its emphasis on adaptation rather than mitigation — the latter being irrelevant to countries that emit very little CO2 but already incur flooding, drought, and other symptoms of warming.

Negotiating a divorce settlement agreement from a standpoint of grief, anger or spite is a recipe for financial disaster.

From a practical legal standpoint the enforceability of a postnuptial agreement is far more controversial in New York than a prenuptial agreement.