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He said it was likely that the F.C.C. was requiring Verizon to unload some of its spectrum before it could obtain the licenses from the cable companies just to ensure it did not have too much.

He said it was likely that the agency was requiring Verizon to unload some of its spectrum before it could obtain the licenses from the cable companies just to ensure it did not have too much.

The indictment accused Mr. Stockman of orchestrating an effort to dupe lenders, exaggerating how much money the company was due in its accounts receivable so it could obtain more credit.

In setting rates for particular occupations or industries relatively to others, arbitrators must in practice have regard to what is acceptable to the parties; for even where arbitration is compulsory, its awards would cease to be observed if either party had cause to believe that the terms of the awards were persistently less favourable than it could obtain by its own bargaining power.

Ukraine then expressed reservations about the complete removal of the weapons from the country before it could obtain some guarantees for its security as well as financial compensation for the dismantling and transportation of the warheads.

But while Edison can point to some academic improvement in most of its schools, it has yet to show that it could obtain those results for less money than a school district could.

If you don't have it you could obtain it through Action Replay (it can be considered cheating) or trading it.

With it he could obtain a large voltage change at the plate for a small voltage change on the grid electrode.

It still could obtain the best scores at almost all RT60s, in terms of fwSegSNR, STOI, and PESQ, demonstrating its robustness to the array configuration.

I can't find a recipe for Tomato-Ginger Soup in any of my cookbooks and would appreciate it if you could obtain it from Domenico's on Fisherman's Wharf.

In terms of knowledge about contraception, respondents were asked, for each method in turn: whether they had heard of the method; knew how to use it; where to obtain it; and whether they could obtain it.