Sentence examples for accept a proposed from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, they said, the agency's chairman, Robert Pitofsky, decided to accept a proposed settlement because of additional concessions that the companies had made in the last month.

On a folded copy of the day's newspaper, he kept score of those opposed to any increase in the budget and those willing to accept a proposed 2.7percentt increase.

The second circuit wrote, correctly, "For the courts to simply accept a proposed SEC consent decree without any review would be a dereliction of the court's duty to ensure the orders it enters are proper".

The battle over the future of VNU heated up Monday as the Dutch media company's management urged investors to accept a proposed 7.5 billion euro buyout and reject a rival plan put forth by a dissident shareholder.

Heathrow is to press the government to loosen the conditions attached to a third runway going ahead, with the airport reluctant to accept a proposed ban on night flights or legislation against further expansion.

The measure expressed "grave concern" over the crisis in Darfur, in western Sudan, but to achieve the unanimous backing of the 15-member Council the United States had to drop language putting pressure on Sudan to accept a proposed United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force there.

But the state accepted a proposed recovery plan from a newly appointed C.E.O., Danny King.

Ending a yearlong investigation, the Justice Department on Monday announced its conditions for accepting a proposed merger between Ticketmaster Entertainment and Live Nation, a deal that could significantly remake the live entertainment business by combining touring, management and ticketing into one company.

The board voted 5 to 2 to accept a plan proposed by Schools Superintendent Frances Gallo to fire the approximately 100 faculty and staff members at the chronically underperforming Central Falls High School on the last day of this school year in June.

His resignation came after Mr. Jean declined to accept a settlement proposed by the attorney general covering the charity's pre-earthquake activities, and he hired Avi Schick, a lawyer who had been a member of Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman's transition team.

Professor Madnick is the 13th witness to testify against the states' proposals for Microsoft to face tougher remedies than it has already agreed to accept in a proposed settlement of the federal government's four-year-old antitrust case.