Sentence examples for given the consortium from inspiring English sources

In his ruling, Justice Anthony Kane of State Supreme Court in Albany said the state had given the consortium of schools several years to prove that their graduation standards were equal to or better than the state tests.

The move will give the consortium effective control of Telecom Italia, of which Olivetti owns 54percentt.

Under the deal, Kuwait would also give the consortium $2bn to invest in a private equity fund devised by the consortium, with half of that going to Carlyle.

Leeds council postponed the planned closure of the centre for four months to give the consortium more time to put a detailed bid together and identify funding.

Last year, Pirelli, the Italian tire and cable company, teamed up with an investment firm controlled by the Benetton clothing family to buy 23percentt of Olivetti for $6 billion, giving the consortium effective control of Telecom Italia, where Olivetti owned 54percentt.

And while the state will put up $210 million over the next five years for the new center -- Sematech will supply $193 million -- it did not agree to give the consortium any tax breaks or loans, a frequent element of the state's deals with private industry.

"We have good reason to believe that stress in life changes your DNA, which makes it more difficult to produce proteins that nurture the brain," says Diamond, whose work with rats will give the consortium a look at how early-life stress affects the development of PTSD later in life.

The Department of Justice gave the Consortium their blessing this past February, noting that the expensive transaction was "not likely to significantly change existing market dynamics".

Natanine is currently in Toronto to testify in court against the National Energy Board's decision to give the consortium's a five-year license to search for oil and gas on the seafloor of Baffin Bay using a seismic surveying.

The Chadian government, accepting American mediation, has now given the oil-producing consortium that produces the oil and the World Bank until the end of the month to pay the $125m it feels it is owed, to spend in any way it sees fit.

Peel Hunt analysts ruled out the possibility of competing bids, given the size of the consortium's existing shareholding, and said a takeover could offer an opportunity to take the company private.