Delaware
- proper noun
- /ˈdɛləˌwɛr/
- Delaware is known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant cities like Wilmington and Delaware.
- the state of Delaware
- University of Delaware
- Wilmington, Delaware
There are in fact more corporations in Delaware than there are people.
- There are in fact more corporations in Delaware than there are people.
- Senator Chris Coombs of Delaware, very good on China.
- If there was true massive benefits of being a Delaware company, wouldn't I be it?
- Well, folks, what did the Delaware judge end up doing?
- He was a senator from Delaware, you know, and and Bush's were all there.
- It's where Biden is from or originally he's votes in Delaware, but Pennsylvania's huge.
- Contrast this to the search they did in Delaware.
- You know what they say in southern Delaware?
- Then Delaware got their chance to bring it home from Biden's home state.
- After that, in the middle of the committee vote, Flake got up and left to huddle with Delaware Democrat Chris Coons.
- Is now going to Delaware and canceling his events because he has COVID.
- It was done by Chancellor McCormick, who is the Chief Judge, if you will, the Delaware court at Chancery.
- I think other states, in this instance Texas saying, OK, we want to compete with Delaware for companies to list here and offer them lower fees.
- I mean, I I've done almost everyone except for four, but I've done hospitals in Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland.
Examples
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There are in fact more corporations in Delaware than there are people.
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Marty Johnson had to go away to Delaware to live with his uncle.
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Well, folks, what did the Delaware judge end up doing?
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There are important policy reasons for the Delaware courts to set limits on deal protection.
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And on behalf of Delaware, thank you, Joe, and God bless you.
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We offer three recommendations for how the Delaware courts should approach this new deal protection landscape.
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Senator Chris Coombs of Delaware, very good on China.
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They heard you in Dover, Delaware.
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Panel B shows that when match rights are granted, Delaware deals generally have shorter match rights than non-Delaware deals.
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As shown in Table 1, termination fees in Delaware are lower than termination fees outside Delaware.
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Synonyms
A short form for the US state Delaware
The U.S. state Delaware that first approved the U.S. Constitution
A short form for the US state Delaware
A nickname for the United States state of Delaware
Compounds
A large river in the eastern United States that starts in New York and flows south into Delaware Bay
A bay on the east coast of the United States where the Delaware River meets the ocean
A Native American language once spoken by the Lenape people in the northeastern United States
A pair of suspension bridges that cross the Delaware River between Delaware and New Jersey
Surface Forms
Etymology
Delaware for the state comes from the Delaware River, which was named after the English governor Lord De La Warr, so the state took the river's name.