Sentences with phrase «term deal back»

The Germany U21 international became Liverpool's first signing of the summer after agreeing a long - term deal back in May.

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So he backed out of the deal and funded the company with personal savings and a couple of short - term bank loans.

The first Olympic Champion on Team USA usually gets the most clips played back over the ensuing two weeks, putting them in a better position for endorsement deals and longer - term relevance than anyone on a team sport or who wins closer to the Closing Ceremonies.

Then there's the wild card that the deal itself can under perform when the merchant takes longer to pay back than the originally agreed - upon term.

Railways, who added crude by rail capacity earlier this decade only to have the market vanish as pipeline space opened up, have been slow to move back in the oil transport business, asking producers to sign longer - term deals.

Austal has won a $ 63 million contract to build two patrol boats for the Australian Department of Defence, with the terms of the deal signed with National Australia Bank including a buy - back clause.

Financial terms of the deal weren't disclosed, but it's likely there was a significant amount of back and forth over how much Stern will get for his services.

Funding plummeted to just $ 36M in Q4» 15, but bounced back in Q1 ’16 in both deal and dollar terms.

Moscow and Riyadh, backed by OPEC, are negotiating a deal that would allow them long - term control of oil prices.

The angel lawyer in me is first drawn - naturally - to a deal form bank at the back, where there is what looks like a term sheet for a light preferred stock offering that combines the NVCA model forms with Ted Wang's Series Seed.

I even find myself a little mystified by why it was such a big deal back in the day, telling myself, «Well, of course they were going to reconcile at some point, and in certain strategic and economy terms they already had, so why the big fuss?

Jeremy have been asking the holy spirit for his help with this and in regards to the lame man that Jesus healed I do nt believe that sin was the issue for him just like the blind man was it his parents or did he sin the answer was neither but so that God would be glorified.What was the sin that may have been worse for him.The two situations are related of the woman caught in adultery the key words being go and sin no more only two references in the bible and will explain later the lame man we see at first his dependency on everyone else for his needs he cant do it he is in the best position to receive Gods grace but what does he do with it.Does he follow Jesus no we are told he goes to the temple and Jesus finds him now that he has his strength to do things on his own what his response to follow the way of the pharisees that is what is worse than his condition before so he is warned by go and sin no more.We get confused because we see the word sin but the giver of is speaking to him to go another way means death.Getting back to the two situations of the woman caught in adultery and the lame man here we see a picture of our hearts on the one our love for sin and on the other the desire to work out our salvation on our terms they are the two areas we have to submit to God.My experience was the self righteousness was the harder to deal with because it is linked in to our feelings of self worth and self confidence so we have to be broken so we are humble enough to realise that without God we can do nothing our flesh hates that so it is a struggle at first to change our way of thinking.brentnz

Here there is no claim to privileged access to the ding an sich, for any such dichotomy between noumenal and phenomenal is absurd — what a thing is is known in, and consists of, what a thing does; or, in Christian terms, we know God in terms of His activity in the world, working towards communities or societies of shared good in spite of the recalcitrance, the back - waters, the negativities, or compendiously «the evil», with which he has to deal.

Mega deals climbed back to a six - year high in terms of deal numbers during the past fiscal year and are expected to remain a feature of the domestic landscape in 2014 - 15.

The Steelers, with a troika of highly - paid offensive players, are finding it hard to envision a long - term deal for a 26 - year - old running back that has a history of significant injuries as well as suspensions.

Arsenal could offer a short - term deal to Colombia's 38 - year - old centre - back and free agent Mario Yepes after failing to replace Thomas Vermaelen, who joined Barcelona in the summer, before the transfer deadline --(Daily Star)

It now looks like Rafael is closing in on an exit, with the Guardian also reporting that a deal for Italian right - back Darmian to join from Torino is close to completion, with a fee and personal terms all agreed.

Despite the discussions having supposedly started at the back end of last season, talks are still ongoing and they are supposedly coming to terms on a good deal for both the player and the club.

Barcelona still have hope of signing 23 - year - old Porto right - back Danilo as a long - term replacement for Dani Alves, despite reports that he has already agreed a six - year - deal with rivals Real Madrid --(ESPN)

The 40 - year - old, who won eight Premier League titles as United's star right - back between the early 1990s and 2011, only joined Valencia on a short - term deal until the end of the season.

QPR had reportedly agreed a # 9m deal to sign Tottenham centre back Michael Dawson, only for personal terms to prevent a being completed.

Any negotiations with Brees for a long - term deal, which must be reached by a July 15 deadline, might be put on the back burner while the team deals with the fallout.

At the minute the prime target is surely an experienced centre back to cope with the long term absences through injury of Per Mertesacker and Gabriel and the Arsenal transfer rumours this week have been telling us that the deal for top target Shkodran Mustafi has been held up by our refusal to meet the price of his Spanish club Valencia.

However, Sherwood's own future at the club is still in doubt after a series of shaky results and public outbursts, but should the former midfielder still be at the helm next term, and depending on whether Spurs inserted a buy - back clause in Caulker's contract then a deal could very well be on the cards.

Manager Brendan Rodgers has also had to deal with full - back Jon Flanagan being ruled out long term with a knee problem.

I do nt believe the rumour and know Cazorla is staying but how many seasons has the man marvel got left in him, it could be a good idea to get the Brazilian on a long term deal then loaning him back to club for two more seasons.

Yes we owe the banks around 230 million it's a long term loan we pay back around 25 million a year, this season 2014/15 we ar going to turn ower around 330 + million And our outgoing is going to be around 220 million or less, this season and the next 5 seasons we will be malikng around 110 million profit a year, we had 170million in the bank in April which was confirmed by the club we have spent some money on players 70 + million leaves you with 100 million in the bank then in June we recived 3 new sponsership deal worth around 130 million (wether or not it was paid lump sump or spread across the season to lower profit margin that I haven't looked at) all in all we can spend ready cash ower 200 milion if we realy want we can spend double and more of that sum and we still be within the FFP rules becouse they look at accounts 3 years acumalation

How do people say «our defense is going to get younger» and «we'd like to bring Mike Green back on a short term deal» in the same breath?

Gabriel signed a long term deal with the Gunners back in January 2015 and despite being recognised originally as a bright defensive prospect, he has largely failed to nail down a spot in the starting eleven.

Sure, you're adding some risk on the back end of Carr's deal in terms of potential dead money, but if we're being honest we know that Mark and Gruden are all for hitching their wagon to DC.

With the deal continuing to drag on, however, it seems as though the door has been reopened for Chelsea and Manchester United to reignite their interest in the player as both clubs chase centre backs who can tie down a position in their teams for the long term.

Manchester United boss will attempt to seal a deal to sign long term target Jordi Alba by offering Valencia Brazilian midfielder Anderson in part exchange for the Spanish international full - back.

Reports in the English media back in April [via SkySports] claimed the Red Devils were close to agreeing a deal for the 24 - year - old, who is seen as the long - term successor for Michael Carrick, but those claims were swiftly rejected by Dortmund sporting director Michael Zorc [via Mirror Sport].

The 20 year old helped his side secure promotion back to Serie A last term and has netted four goals in 11 appearances this term and has attracted a great deal of interest of late.

The Spaniard is said to be set to land a six - figure deal, with Arsenal keen on tying the full - back down to a long - term extension, with Manchester City and Barcelona both interested on tempting him away.

Despite only arriving in West London this summer in a # 32m deal, with 11 goals in 12 league matches already for the Blues, Costa has shown why he is regarded as one of the best strikers in world football and could be the missing link to bring the title back to the Bridge this term.

The probable outcome is that Bell and the Steelers eventually agree to a long - term deal that resets the running back market.

There doesn't appear to be a way back for Donnarumma at this stage, but the decision over his future has yet to be made in terms of whether or not he'll be sold this summer or if he will have to bide his time and see out the final 12 months of his current deal.

Arsenal may well not get as much back in terms of a transfer fee from this deal if it went ahead, but with the German champions Bayern Munich showing real reluctance to pay Alexis Sanchez the sort of wages he is said to be after, the only other options open to Arsene Wenger are selling to a Premier League rival or keeping him with the risk of having an unhappy and disruptive player in the dressing room for a year before he swans off for nothing anyway.

If he wanted to get the team back, all Cousins would have to do is avoid signing his franchise tender until after the July deadline to negotiate long - term contracts, locking him in to a one - year, $ 34.5 million deal.

The Gunners» have released a statement saying that the Schalke left - back Sead Kolasinac has joined the club on a long - term deal.

The Gunners allowed Jack to join the Cherries on a temporary deal this term as he looked to get his fitness, and his career back on track, and things had looked bright.

Before the season begins, Brees will have his money & a long term deal, Vilma will have won his lawsuit & be back on the field, Goodell will no longer be the head of the NFL, and all the talk will be old news.

A rejovinated sports manufacturing company Umbro is trying their best to get back on track in terms of market share and they have already struck up kit sppliers deal with a few premier league clubs.

With Johnson positioned on the right he has the beating of Evra you would imagine in terms of pace and with Johnson favouring his left foot there is the potential for the former Middlesbrough man to cut inside and get a shot away on his strong foot which is something admittedly Evra has dealt well with this campaign, the trouble often comes when the former France captain is asked to deal with an overlapping run of a full back.

Loyalty towards the manager was a key reason behind Bellerin signing a long - term deal last November, and Monreal has backed his compatriot to stay put at the Emirates next season.

The 28 - year - old Portuguese forward, whose previous deal had been due to run out in 2015, expressed delight at agreeing terms after speculation in the summer he could be tempted back to Manchester United.

The Blues sacked José Mourinho back in December and wasted no time in bringing in Guus Hiddink on a short - term deal until the end of the season.

The duo — Arsenal's two most expensive ever signings — both have two years left on their remaining deals and have been in talks over fresh terms since as far back as September without agreeing extensions.

The west Londoners's new signing is just around the corner, with report suggesting that a # 30 million fee has been agreed with the Serie A outfit Napoli for Kalidou Koulibaly and a deal will be materialised once the centre - back can come to terms on his own severance package with the Italian side.