Sentence examples for consortium forms a from inspiring English sources

This consortium forms a biofilm and, after several days, adopts a defined layered structure that is associated with two unexpected, measurable growth advantages.

"Creating a cabinet with the right members and a clear plan that enables cross-agency work is much harder". Each city in the By All Means consortium formed a cabinet that was chaired by the mayor, co-chaired by the superintendent or another city leader, and included representation from health and social services and other government and community organizations.

The club is now run by a consortium formed by a group of supporters and attendances, at an average of 6,242, dwarf the rest of the Conference and better all but three in League Two.

Qatar Shell GTL Ltd has awarded the design-build contract for the Pearl GTL complex effluent treatment plant to a consortium formed from a 50/50 joint venture between Veolia Water and Saïpem and a local construction company, Al Jaber.

The GO Consortium formed as a response to the pervasive semantic heterogeneity of biomedical data and its lack of formality.

AEG's European division is to sub-let the structure for an initial 55 years from Meridian, a consortium formed by Lend Lease, an Australian company, and London-based Quintain.

"After a thorough review of a wide range of alternatives to enhance shareholder value, our Board of Directors concluded that the best alternative for the company would be the sale of patent properties to a consortium formed by AST, and a sale of the company to Imagination," CEO Sandeep Vij said in a statement.

Third, O'Brien was the subject of an investigation by a judicial tribunal (the Moriarty Tribunal) which concluded, after a 14-year process, that a consortium formed by O'Brien to secure a mobile phone licence in the 1990s had succeeded because of payments made by O'Brien to the then communications minister in "clandestine circumstances".

Blu S.p.A., a consortium formed to bid for an Italian wireless license, had to withdraw from the auction because British Telecommunications could not contribute more capital.

Its involvement in commercial space development includes partnerships in the multinational Sea Launch Company and in the Teledesic consortium formed to build a satellite-based, Internet-like telecommunications service.

The AAR consortium, formed by Alfa Group, a conglomerate owned by billionaire Len Blavatnik's Access Industries, and Renova, a conglomerate owned by billionaire Viktor Vekselberg, sold a 50% stake in TNK-BP to state-owned Rosneft in 2013 for $28 billion.