Sentence examples for has proposed splitting from inspiring English sources

Now the tribe has proposed splitting the agreement into four parts and holding referendums on each issue at different times, said Chief James W. Ransom, the de facto leader of the tribal council.

His group has proposed splitting the responsibility for maintaining the tracks away from Amtrak's job of running interstate railroads and asking the federal government to provide money to maintain the regional rail corridors.

BT has proposed splitting its infrastructure and retail operations into separate divisions, but seems to want to retain control of both.It comes down to this: is BT's core asset its wires, or its customers?

Mr. Doctoroff also said that the city had proposed splitting any expenses beyond the $2.1 billion budget for the subway extension with the transportation authority.

Frustrated by what they call uninformed urban voters dictating faulty farm policy, Mr. Rogers and the other members of the movement have proposed splitting off 13 counties on the state's coast, leaving the remaining 45, mostly inland, counties as the "real" California.

When I was draftsman for the Prince Programme in the framework of the 2005 budget, I recall that the Commission had proposed splitting the funds for this programme in half, and that was after the shock of the double 'No' vote on the draft Constitution.

Previous recommendations have proposed split-dose bowel preparation as the standard of care, which we adhered to.

The overall goal of ending the tariff deficit has broad support, including from the renewable energy industry, but nobody is happy with how the government has proposed to split the unavoidable economic pain.

DealBook » Bakrie Family Offers to Buy Assets from Bumi  |  The dynastic Bakrie family of Indonesia has proposed a split from the coal mining company Bumi that it helped to create with the British financier Nathaniel Rothschild.

Now, the company has proposed a three-to-one stock split in its quarterly results, which would give each Facebook shareholder two additional, non-voting shares for each single share they already hold.

Such splits have come as the Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed restricting firms from selling advice to companies they also audit.