Sentence examples for unconditional deals from inspiring English sources

Most have been offered unconditional deals by their regions, despite the uncertainty over what competitions they will be playing in next season, but the four fear they are competing with their own union.

Unconditional dealing will start on Thursday.

Unconditional dealing in the shares will start on 23 June.

While shares have been traded informally since Friday when conditional trading began, Tuesday is the first day of unconditional dealing in Royal Mail stock.

The company will be fully listed on the London Stock Exchange at 8am on Tuesday triggering "unconditional dealing" – allowing anyone to buy and sell.

Any willingness on the part of Interbrew to negotiate might come too late, analysts said, as the company failed to sound out British regulators initially, before making the deal unconditional in June.

My question is, why would anyone trust the bankers who crashed the economy or the politicians who gave them unconditional bailouts to deal with our debt?

The total cost to English Partnerships of decommissioning, maintaining and selling the dome from when it took it over in 2001 until the deal went unconditional in 2004 was £28.7m".

Early models have dealt with unconditional acceptance and integration of potentially belief-contravening pieces of information into the existing corpus.

Entitled "Ticketus draft", the message is dated 19 April 2011 and mentions the Ticketus deal becoming unconditional when Mr Whyte's company, Wavetower, gained control of Rangers.

Senior executives were buoyed by swift and unconditional clearance given to the deal by regulators in the US, from which the combined business will derive as much as 60% of its revenues, on 14 February.