enter into negotiations
111Nicholas II — Pope Nicholas II † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Nicholas II (GERHARD OF BURGUNDY) Nicholas was born at Chevron, in what is now Savoy; elected at Siena, December, 1058; died at Florence 19 or 27 July, 1061. Like his predecessor,… …
112Pope Nicholas II — Pope Nicholas II † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Pope Nicholas II (GERHARD OF BURGUNDY) Nicholas was born at Chevron, in what is now Savoy; elected at Siena, December, 1058; died at Florence 19 or 27 July, 1061. Like his predecessor,… …
113exclusive negotiating period — exclusive negotiating period/lock out agreement Agreement by the seller or both parties not to enter into negotiations with any third party that might jeopardise the acquisition for a certain period of time. The length of exclusivity must be… …
114lock out agreement — exclusive negotiating period/lock out agreement Agreement by the seller or both parties not to enter into negotiations with any third party that might jeopardise the acquisition for a certain period of time. The length of exclusivity must be… …
115exclusive negotiating period/lock out agreement — Agreement by the seller or both parties not to enter into negotiations with any third party that might jeopardise the acquisition for a certain period of time. The length of exclusivity must be reasonable based on the nature of the deal and time… …
116Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1985 — 8th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting Hosted Location Nassau, The Bahamas Opening date 16 October 1985 …
117Denmark–Philippines relations — Danish Filipino relations Denmark …
118Irish Republican Army — (IRA) The main republican organisation in Northern Ireland. In the late 1960s, the Provisional IRA (PIRA) broke from the original organisation and has subsequently surpassed it in influence. Until the 1990s, PIRA operated beyond the mainstream …
119entreat — mid 14c., to enter into negotiations; early 15c., to treat (someone) in a certain way, also to plead for (someone), from Anglo Fr. entretier, from O.Fr. entraiter to treat, from en make (see EN (Cf. en ) (1)) + traiter treat (see TREAT (Cf. tre …
120Vandenberg Resolution, 1948 — Introduced in May 1948 by Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, the Vandenberg Resolution was passed in the Senate on 11 June 1948. It approved of action to maintain world security by U.S. participation in the United Nations and also through mutual… …
