Section II gives a brief discussion of
conventional option theory and the characteristics of MLB contacts.
To cater to the hotel's business clientele, a second, modern style provides a more
conventional option, with muted tones.
If consumers perceive the organic price to be high they are going to react very negatively to the fact that they cannot find a
conventional option anymore; they will feel financially penalized for it.
As we show below, a majority of senators using the
conventional option (1) cannot be filibustered; (2) can act on any day the Senate is in session (not just at the beginning of a new Congress); and (3) does not need to invoke the Constitution.
Hill was considered a more
conventional option, the board's president said.
He adds: "Beforehand there was a debate over whether Salsabil should take on the colts in the Derby or take the
conventional option of the Oaks, but I stayed out of it.
He's the more
conventional option at quarterback, so Oregon defensive ends Nick Reed and Will Tukuafu can put their focus on pass rush.
As mentioned above,
conventional option premia should not be counted as income because they correspond to the issuer's contingent liabilities in the future.
clients, the more
conventional option would have been to decant to the suburbs, yet in this affordable and adaptable house, they can remain part of the life of the city.
One can imagine a
conventional option that is in the money for the employee in a state of the world in which the firm does well while the market does well.
A fixed or
conventional option grant that vests over time regardless of performance, currently carries no accounting charge.
Apart from a
conventional option scheme, where options may be granted after each set of results, there is an executive scheme where options worth up to two years' salary could be granted at the outset "in the exceptional circumstances of the establishment of the Carillion Group".
