Sentence examples for condition put forward by from inspiring English sources

When Comcast took control of NBCUniversal in early 2011, the government imposed a condition — put forward by Bloomberg lobbyists — that strove to prohibit Comcast from favoring its own news channels over others.

First, Hamas will not accept the three conditions put forward by the international community (recognition of Israel, renunciation of violence, acceptance of past agreements), certainly not now and certainly not under threat.

Monopoly capitalism — you'll remember that when I was sitting with Jim Alexander last class talking about Adam Smith and the conditions under which the invisible hand remains invisible, I used the Porter Forces commonly used in MBA instruction to define the opposite of each of the conditions put forward by Smith, and so I'm using them again here.

The Scottish-born entrepreneur intimated Tuesday that that conditions put forward by current owner HMV Group, including a requirement that the consortium complete due diligence within 14 working days, were unreasonable: "No potential acquirer could reasonably have accepted these conditions," Waterstone said.

On Wednesday night its parliament votes on whether to agree to the bailout conditions put forward by its Eurozone partners.

The Greek government have actually accepted the vast majority of the conditions put forward by their so-called partners in Europe.

Rosenblum, who wrote the report on the issue released this week, said plans to improve conditions in Central America put forward by the Plan of the Alliance for Prosperity in the Northern Triangle, announced by the White House in November, would help.

The term existential in Chinese is first put forward by Lü (1943).

It follows proposals put forward by Tom Winsor for an overhaul of police pay, conditions and allowances.

This pathway includes conditions such as hyper-vigilance, somatization, anxiety, sleeping difficulties and hostility, and is put forward by several researchers in relation to the experience of physical symptoms and poor self-reported health [ 15, 47- 49, 51, 52].

Though not all philosophical accounts that are put forward by their authors as accounts of "introspection" meet all of conditions 4 6, most meet at least two of those.