No Deal definition

No Deal. Brexit - What it means for the Registered European Lawyers (REL) scheme
No Deal. No Fees: No fees, commissions, costs or expenses, including the Ticking Fees (other than the agreed legal fees referred to in paragraph 6 (Fees, Costs and Expenses) of the Commitment Letter), will be payable unless the Closing Date occurs.
No Deal means a lack of engagement and scrutiny

Examples of No Deal in a sentence

  • No Deal Agent shall be deemed to have knowledge of any Event of Default or Early Amortization Event unless such Deal Agent has received written notice to such effect from the Issuer, the Indenture Trustee or a Purchaser.

  • No Deal Brexit -The Information Commissioner advises that in the event of a no- deal Brexit it is anticipated that the Government of the day will pass legislation to incorporate GDPR into UK law alongside the DPA 2018.

  • In this case, rather than paying off all the challengers, litigation ensues and the ‘Pay All’ region starts changing to ‘IV – No Deal, Litigation’ as shown in the third panel of Figure 6.

  • Details are given in the appendix, but the main differences in the agreement simulations are that while the threshold κ∗ values does not change, the required payments to keep the challengers out of the market decrease, thus making it easier for the branded firm to pay off all challengers, and hence shrink the zone in which deals are rejected (area marked as ‘IV No Deal, Litigation’ shrinks).

  • Since duopoly payments are larger than triopoly payments, the area to the left of κ∗ converges faster in J to ‘IV – No Deal, Litigation’ compared to the area to the right of the credible threat point, but in the limit, all of the earlier ‘Pay All’ region becomes ‘No Deal’ region.


More Definitions of No Deal

No Deal means that NWN’s operations will be subject to the city’s regular permitting process. This means higher costs to the utility, delays for customers and more work for city permitting staff. In other words, more friction in the natural gas supply chain which will make alternatives more attractive.
No Deal. Brexit means:
No Deal brexit means the UK leaving the EU with no agreement, or virtually no agreement, reached during the negotiations taking place under Article’50 of the Lisbon Treaty of the EU. By ‘no deal’, Best for Britain implies complete ‘no deal’ - the UK and the EU failing reach any agreement - as well as virtual ‘no deal’ - a few piecemeal agreements reached in some key areas but no overall deal.
No Deal means no transition period.
No Deal means that no agreement will be in place on how the EU and the UK can continue doing business with each other and all rules, agreements and accords would become invalid, waiting to be replaced with new ones. Under this scenario, the difficulties would be compounded by the absence of a transition period. The outcome of our survey may just indicate the difficulties in reaching a deal that is satisfactory to all parties.
No Deal means World Trade Organization (WTO) rules. Although many ‘hard’ Brexiteers argue that the devaluation of the pound against the euro has already offset any WTO tariffs, with 62% of our agricultural exports going to the EU, tariffs of over 50% on many such products would have
No Deal means downgrade?