Companies that go public typically compel insiders to hold their stock options for a period of time to prevent the market from being swamped with too many shares.
Companies that go public typically compel insiders to hold on to their stock options for a period of time, to prevent the market from being swamped with surplus shares.
However, once doctors and patients are aware a lesion exists, they typically feel compelled to biopsy, treat and remove it, often at great physical and psychological pain and risk to the patient.
These are the essential elements in all of the typically confounding but compelling Winter Olympics events, which present such a wide array of skills that the celebration of athleticism can range from the perilous 1.9-mile downhill course known as Grizzly to the brooms and quirky stones used by curlers who resemble bowlers on ice.
Perk programs are an afterthought for many small firms, mainly because running them is a pain and the incentives typically aren't compelling.
One extreme interpreted it literally, so that a natural law is a rule implemented by some agent (typically God) which compels obedience on pain of some penalty.
Typically, these savers would have felt compelled to buy an annuity, the financial products bought at retirement to provide an income for life.
Typically sellers or buyers also are compelled by lenders, as well as state and local regulators, to conduct environmental assessments and clean up chemical compounds and contaminants that seeped from repair shops and parking lots, driving up costs.
But, typically, when it came to recording, Dunham felt compelled to debate the issue in the show.
Typically, the classical compatibilists' benchmark of impeded or encumbered action is compelled action.
Although the IBA and SPA are similar in size – as compelled by EU environmental policy – the latter shows rugged topography typically avoided by the species.
