Sentence examples for upon exercising from inspiring English sources
Around 1400, two powers emerged intent upon exercising imperial control on an unprecedented scale.
The practice allows the option recipients to reap greater gains upon exercising the options.
He made this comment in the newspaper column he regularly contributes to a London daily, after releasing a short statement upon exercising the opt-out clause in his contract last month.
It makes no sense to have our rights to freedom of speech and assembly laid out in law if, upon exercising them, the state can regularly take away our liberty.
The $5 billion he will receive upon exercising those options will be treated as salary, and Mr. Zuckerberg will have a tax bill of more than $2 billion, quite possibly making him the largest taxpayer in history.
Upon exercising the options there will be tax consequences (because one of the realizing events has occurred) as well as assets to be accounted for.
And it's not until you've been burned a few times that you realize that these agencies cannot be relied upon without exercising the kind of skepticism that you only get by being burned".
Token options are likely to be subject to the same tax treatment as nonqualified stock options—no taxation upon grant, but upon exercise, the excess of the aggregate fair market value of the exercised tokens over the aggregate exercise price of the exercised tokens (i.e., the "spread") would be compensation income subject to ordinary income and payroll taxes.
Upon exercise, the company would take a final extraordinary gain or loss to match up with the option's actual value when exercised.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of oestrogen replacement alone and two different estrogen progestin replacement therapy schemes upon exercise induced myocardial ischemia.
The finding that muscle cell damage was not influenced by the infused H2-saline, however, suggests that the occurrence of muscular damages upon exercise in the present study was independent from the exercise-induced ROS generation, as indicated by the suppression of the elevated oxidative stress in H2-infused horses.
