Sentence examples for charter deal from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Melrose is up 15p at 295p as the prospect of a hefty cash call to fund the Charter deal dims.

The question now is whether it will influence Tory thinking, and make the Government move ground when the charter deal is struck in 2005.

He added that Charter had no plans to "block, throttle or engage in paid prioritization of Internet traffic". Netflix, a vocal opponent of the Comcast takeover, declined to comment Tuesday on the Charter deal.

The statutorily underpinned royal charter deal is, he writes, "neither voluntary, nor independent, nor self-regulation… "To the eternal shame of parliament, we have ended up with a political concoction based on a single judge's recommendations, which may lead to the courts telling editors what to put in their publications.

This final bit of work will be tidied up sometime in the first quarter of 1999; the Charter deal should be finalized by the end of this month.

I believed that the Comcast deal was workable from a competition standpoint, which makes the Charter deal even more so.

But other charter deals can cost far less, travel experts say, during off-peak seasons for your destination, or if you book well in advance and have flexible plans.

Resolution 2334 was passed under chapter six of the U.N. charter, dealing with "Pacific Settlement of Disputes," which involves recommendations and diplomatic action, not chapter seven, dealing with "Threats to the Peace, Breaches of the Peace, and Acts of Aggression," which can involve sanctions and even military peacekeeping.

At the BBC, Hall has successfully negotiated new licence fee and royal charter deals and just helped put the finishing touches to a new unitary board to run the corporation, following the scrapping of the BBC Trust and the handing of regulatory duties to Ofcom.

The Time Warner-Charter deal, however, has been backed by Netflix, which previously opposed the proposed merger between Comcast and Time Warner that failed after the FCC and U.S. Justice Department raised anti-trust concerns last year.

How do investors know that when a sweet chartering deal comes up Cardiff won't give preferential treatment to vessels owned wholly by Economou?