Sentence examples for creation of a consortium from inspiring English sources
A possible outcome that would be beneficial for all three parties would be the creation of a consortium to supply Russian gas through Ukraine, Mr. Neff said.
They suggest the creation of a consortium of issuers who could pool their resources to get access to sound financial advice that would be prohibitive for each issuer to pay for on its own.
Mark Green, the public advocate, called for the creation of a consortium of state, city, labor and business leaders with the authority to lay out reconstruction plans, along with how to use bonds, business tax breaks and federal subsidies to finance it.
Today, Tokyo-based SBI Ripple Asia - founded by Ripple and Japanese financial services firm SBI Holdings - announced the creation of a "consortium" designed to investigate the role that distributed ledger technology could play in card payments, according to an online translation of a press release.
Finally, the report calls for the creation of a consortium of state and local governments in states where marijuana is legal, with the goal of making sure "cannabis-legal states speak with one voice" in lobbying for changes to federal law.
Kennedy's call for the creation of an International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium bespoke his desire to associate the United States with the peaceful uses of outer space.
In addition, it explored the creation of an international consortium to develop studies focused on HCT in children and adolescents.
For instance, research dedicated to the classification of cortical interneuron subpopulations (for review see Ascoli et al., 2008; Defelipe et al., 2013) has led to the creation of an international consortium (the Petilla Interneuron Nomenclature Group).
In its new report, the Science to Climate Action Network recommends the creation of a "civil-society-based climate assessment consortium" that would combine private and public interests to provide more localized help for communities menaced by floods, wildfires or other perils.
With the creation of Intelsat, a global consortium representing both government and private-sector interests around the world, America ushered in the first truly global communications system.
