Sentence examples for third party deal from inspiring English sources

The impulse of the developmental economist in those days would have been to remove the "impediments" to growth — to swoop in and have some powerful third party deal with the "war-like Indians".

In the absence of a third party deal, the foreign affairs minister, Julie Bishop, has encouraged people seeking asylum to return to their country of origin and refugees to settle in Cambodia, Papua New Guinea or Nauru.

The impulse of the developmental economist in those days would have been to remove the "impediments" to growth to swoop in and have some powerful third party deal with the "war-like Indians". But that would have turned North America into Brazil, and the pioneers would never have been forced to develop methodical, well-planned advances in logistical contact with the East.

So if verticals in a traditional sense aren't of interest, what about third party deals?

The NRL are reportedly investigating whether Parramatta paid inflated prices to club suppliers to help bank illegal third party deals to their players.

Boulous has been widely criticised for remaining quiet on the issue since reports broke last week of more salary cap drama at the Eels, including allegations of manipulation of third party deals.

There is no indication that any third parties dealing with the subsidiaries in the ordinary course of business or any tort plaintiff allegedly injured by one of the subsidiaries would have been entitled to pierce their corporate veil and seek recourse directly against International.

Some speculated that it suited Mr Kicillof to be seen not to have any part in a third-party deal, in order not to trigger the RUFO clause.

The Court stated that the Books-A-Million special committee could not have acted loyally if it had deployed corporate power against the controlling stockholders to facilitate a third-party deal.

The Mariners said talks were ongoing with Bolt's agent Ricky Simms but admitted there was unlikely to be an agreement unless a lucrative third-party deal was found - with the 32-year-old reportedly seeking $3m.

In an arm's-length deal with a private equity buyer, the merger price should now be seen a reliable indicator of fair value, if not a ceiling, and in a third-party deal with a strategic merger partner, courts may often appraise fair value below the deal price because of the likely presence of synergies in the merger price.