Sentences with phrase «voluntarily agreed to its terms»

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In a FREE country, the employer, who owns the job, and the employee would both agree voluntarily to the terms of the job — or they wouldn't, and the employer and the job seeker would look elsewhere.

It may sound strange that founders, who own the company, voluntarily agree to a vesting schedule, but investors require it to provide an incentive for the founders to stick around through the likely term of the venture capital investment.

I acknowledge that I have read this Release in its entirety, that I understand and agree to be bound by its terms and I am signing it voluntarily without duress or under influence from anyone.

In terms of the effect on your credit history, a deed in lieu of foreclosure - where you voluntarily «give back» your property to the lender - or a short sale - when the lender agrees to write off a portion of the loan that is higher than the value of the home - is not as adverse as a forced foreclosure.

In terms of the effect on your credit history, a deed in lieu of foreclosure — where you voluntarily «give back» your property to the lender — or a short sale — when the lender agrees to write off a portion of the loan that is higher than the value of the home — is not as adverse as a forced foreclosure.