Sentence examples for a division of their from inspiring English sources

They agreed to dissolve their partnership and began negotiating a division of their common assets.

The Altamarea Group, the SoHo-based umbrella company for the restaurateurs' businesses, announced Monday in a three-paragraph statement that Mr. White and Ahmass Fakahany, the company's chief executive, "have ended their partnership" with Mr. Cannon, resulting in a division of their fast-growing empire.

Earn out: here an acquirer will try and bridge the gap between what you want for your business and what they want to pay by giving you some future goals to strive for as a division of their company.

At both places the institutions in charge of the fathers and those of the sisters were supported out of the common fund, as one family; but when the Indians departed from the missions, a division of their possessions was made in a manner that was mutually satisfactory.

An acquirer will come up with an offer that includes a dollar value for your business and a variety of other terms including: how long, and in what capacity, they want you to stay on; how much of their purchase price will be contingent on you meeting future goals as a division of their company; and even what assets they are buying and what you get to keep.

In 2006 they signed with Nonesuch Records (a division of Warner Brothers), and their live reputation started to convert to bigger crowds and better festival bookings.

Joining executives of Amtech Systems, a division of Intermec, at their offices in Dallas will be representatives of the Sirit Corporation of Markham, Ontario; Mark IV of Mississauga, Ontario; and Highway Transportation Management Systems, a unit of Raytheon, the military contractor based in Marlboro, Mass.

When Microsoft and AOL, a division of Time Warner, settled their antitrust case in 2003, Microsoft said the companies would "explore ways to establish interoperability between AOL and MSN instant messaging networks".

We thank Genencor International (a division of Danisco) for their generous gift of commercial cellulases and amylases.

The judges wrestled with what constituted fairness, acknowledging that different couples had different ideas of what constituted a just division of their shared possessions.

Princes William, 36, and Harry, 34, are considering a formal division of their joint royal household, which is based at Kensington Palace, and the creation of separate courts to reflect their increasingly different responsibilities.