Sentence examples for third party make from inspiring English sources

While I admire Thomas L. Friedman's enthusiasm for a centrist third party ("Make Way for the Radical Center," column, July 23), his dream of an independent presidential campaign in 2012 depolarizing American politics seems unlikely to be realized.

If you use a third party make sure they have policies and processes to do this for you.

Bottom line - The leadership lesson here is whenever you have a message to communicate (either directly, or indirectly through a third party) make sure said message is true & correct, well reasoned, and substantiated by solid business logic that is specific, consistent, clear and accurate.

Purchaser agrees that Purchaser has no right to learn the identity of a donor and will not, directly or indirectly through a third party, make any attempt to contact a donor.

Not since David Steel at Llandudno more than 20 years ago has a leader of the third party made such a bold claim.

Mediclinic said that it has no plans to launch a takeover for the whole of Spire, which rules it out of making an offer for at least six months under UK takeover rules, unless a third party makes an approach.

The centrist Union for Progress and Democracy (UPyD), founded by Rosa Díez, a former Socialist, is settling in as the new third party, making her a potential kingmaker at the next general election.

While some have given sellers guarantees — undisclosed sums promised regardless of the outcome of the sale — they have often been provided by a third party, making them a less risky proposition for the auction houses.

Typically in such deals, a target can only engage in third-party discussion with potential bidders if the third party makes a proposal that is a firm acquisition proposal that the target board deems is superior to the pending acquisition.

The two parties still control where that settlement is going to end up, whereas if they go to court, or to an arbitrator, the third party makes the determination, and you have lost control.

'Completes' in this case means that the third party makes a contribution to the work of the student, such that there is reasonable doubt as to whose work the assessment represents.