Sentence examples for were to be exercised from inspiring English sources

When companies issue annual reports, they are required to report diluted earnings per share -- what earnings per share would be if all outstanding options (and similar securities) were to be exercised.

It enjoyed certain rights and privileges and was bound by certain obligations, under a special charter granted to it by the sovereign authority of the state, such charter defining and limiting those rights, privileges, and obligations and the localities in which they were to be exercised.

But not all the powers are to be exercised immediately.

The more the price moves, the more likely the option is to be exercised.

The sphere in which this right is to be exercised could hardly be less contested, at least in the western world.

Students are hired to exercise Culag and here are the written rules: 1 The dog is to be exercised for an hour in the morning, generally from ten to eleven.

Community control was to be exercised through local partnerships.

"The power of eminent domain is to be exercised with restraint, not abandon," the court lectured in its 5-to-2 decision.

It considers, initially, some consequences for accounting when planning and control is to be exercised across organisational boundaries, but the main thrust of the paper is to focus on the fact that all relationships depend to some extent on trust.

Parliament will expect only that the power is to be exercised by an appropriate official.

Its powers are granted by them, and are to be exercised directly on them, and for their benefit".