Sentence examples for consortiums in from inspiring English sources

The shift to create more than 200 GP consortiums in England will generate further opportunities for private firms.

The SNP chips worked well, the studies were well designed, though enormously expensive, and some 2,000 disease-associated SNPs have been identified by university consortiums in the United States and Europe.

But some American officials remain concerned that while government-financed consortiums in Japan and Europe are continuing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on new technology, United States government money for research in semiconductor making is dwindling.

Some of the suggestions were larger classes, better use of facilities (i.e., Friday and even Saturday morning classes), cooperative consortiums in an effort to reduce duplication, tinkering with the four-year-two-summer model, a hybrid of online and in-person instruction, fewer administrators, smaller athletic programs.

After studying the finances of three unnamed purchasing consortiums in response to repeated questions from Congress, federal agencies and the news media about their business practices, Mr. Levinson reported that their member hospitals "did not fully account" for such flows of money.

Whether you agree or disagree with the policies of the intellectual property holders and consortiums, in order for Digg to survive, it must abide by the law.

(The consortium, in turn, leases the terminal from the Port Authority).

Instead, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand created a consortium in 2002 to buy and stockpile supplies.

Instead, other banks would be asked to join a consortium, in order to spread the risk.

The Blackstone Group, the Texas Pacific Group and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company all left the bidding consortium in the last week.

But the consortium in which the racing association is a partner has its own foreign ties.