The law allows firms that lose tenders to appeal endlessly.
A spokesman for Simon and Westfield, referring to Taubman Centers by its trading symbol, said, "We are gratified that the court has ordered TCO to refrain from engaging in any activity to impede our tender offer while the appeal is pending".
The Delaware State bar recently proposed an amendment to Section 251 of the Delaware General Corporation Law DGCLL) to add new subparagraph (h) that would greatly enhance the appeal of the tender offer over a one-step merger structure.
The American artist Lisa Yuskavage paints a flax-haired young woman with a single breast exposed, in tender light; she has sex appeal, but Yuskavage's is a curious rather than lecherous gaze.
However, there might be an elegant middle way to appeal to those tender consciences that cannot or will not face the prospect of ordering the release of an intercontinental nuclear-armed ballistic missile.
The appeal of his tender, lyrical landscapes was not restricted to the Japanese audience.
Their partnership began with 2007′s "Juno," a tender but overwritten confection whose twee appeal requires it to end hopefully.
The large, tender scallops would have had greater eye appeal if they had been seared to a golden brown, but the combination of flavors was superb.
And yet it's so heartfelt and tender that it has a more universal appeal, a poignant tribute to all those we've loved and lost.
If dandelion tea doesn't appeal to you, consider adding tender dandelion greens to salads or eating them as a steamed side dish.
Finally, it is noticeable that the vast majority of explanations tendered for changes in PL upon doping appeal to the effect that the extrinsic dopants have on transitions involving the native defects (Zn i, VO, etc).; this line of argument generally includes the few instances in which enhanced peaks in the PL are reported.
