Sentence examples for a consortium embracing from inspiring English sources

The companies competing for the licenses are: Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobil; Vodafone Group's Mannesmann Mobilfunk; E-Plus-Hutchison; British Telecommunications-backed Viag Interkom; MobilCom; Group 3G, a consortium embracing Finland's Sonera and Spain's Telefonica; and Swisscom-backed Debitel.

The consortium embraces about 90percentt of the Internet-advertising industry, and Ms. Bernstein asserted that federal law is needed to make the rest comply with the majority's precepts.

Other companies have embraced a consortium model — partly to manage costs, which remain a major barrier, but also to share expertise as they get to grips with the technique.

These observations, taken together with those made in the current study, provoke the conclusion that although the species as a whole can be considered a generalist, A. phagocytophilum embraces a consortium of distinct ecotypes that have evolved a range of strategies to facilitate their own perpetuation.

Although unsolicited grantees were not officially funded as part of a formal consortium, most wholeheartedly embraced the consortium's goals.

The nine corporations had formed a consortium.

This is about a consortium.

So says a consortium of prospective employers.

It's more flexible than a consortium.

The National Election Pool is a consortium including ABC News, CBS News, CNN and NBC News.

"It will no longer be a consortium or a bid.