Sentences with phrase «fair split»

Shortly after booster separation, the payload fairing split open to reveal the space suit - wearing «Starman» mannequin behind the wheel of the Roadster.

The deal is one step in the right direction for securing a fair split in sales tax revenue for the twin forks — which aren't policed by Suffolk County Police Department — a budgeting issue Legislator Jay Schneiderman (I - Montuak) said he had been working on for more than a decade.

With digital lines if you're getting 40 % of net receipts, why isn't that a fair split?

Business is business, and if someone can expand your business, not impede your other business and accept a fair split, it would be foolish not to explore it, I think.

Ah, a fair split down the middle.

The way that they are split will depend on whether your state is a community property state (a 50 - 50 split) or an equitable distribution (fair split) state.

Judges strive for a fair split when they are distributing the assets of the divorcing couple.

This distribution doesn't have to be equal because the court is concerned with making a fair split, not an equal one.

Courts presume the fairest split is an equal split, but the court can split a couple's property in a way that isn't exactly equal by considering several factors listed in North Carolina law.

In divorce mediation, however, spouses themselves decide together what is the fairest split of the marital property.

They're going to ensure the person understands every part of the process and will fight for their client to ensure the client receives a fair split of the assets through the divorce.

If they're not asking for more than that, I think that would be a fair split on your first deal (they're the money / guarantor partner and you're running the deal).

But in the end, millennial agents want what every agent wants: good training and coaching, solid resources and tools, uplifting branding, and a fair split.»