Sentence examples for division proposal from inspiring English sources

In short, Netscape's assent to Microsoft's market division proposal would have, instanter, resulted in Microsoft's attainment of monopoly power in a second market.

Richardson, in a vague ICC statement that made no reference to the two division proposal, said: "Encouragingly, there is an appetite from the 10 full members for more context around all three formats of the game and we have consensus on a range of areas.

But the decision to try to press on with discussions has drawn immediate criticism from the Australia Conservation Foundation, with the anti-nuclear campaigner Dave Sweeney saying Weatherill had opted to continue with the stress and division the proposal had sparked.

Prior to this, however, the division endured proposals to break it up to provide reinforcements to the other four Australian divisions that were already in France.

Despite these divisions, a proposal to build a new 52,000 seat stadium on industrial waste ground at Cambuslang was unveiled in April 1992.

The boxes contained perhaps the last remnants of a failed bid against MLS's claim to America's first-division status: proposals for a single-entity league that looked to radically Americanize soccer and attract fans to a sport that had been in hiatus professionally for nearly a decade.

He went to his bosses at Electronic Arts, of which Origin (growing famous for the breakthrough Internet game, Ultima Online) was a division, with a proposal to design something new.

Mr. Lai successfully appealed the rejection of his application, and the exchange's listing division forwarded the proposal to a committee of executives for a final decision, which could be announced on Friday.

In the first division on a proposal aimed at introducing further conditions before closed material procedures (CMPs) could be used in civil courts, Labour and coalition rebels lost by 225 to 298 votes – a government majority of 73.

Mr. McCormac said last week that he planned to audit the division and solicit proposals from outside financial managers.

Jim Green, the head of NASA's Planetary Science Division, shook things up for planetary scientists this week by announcing a restructuring that will change how the division funds grant proposals.