Sentence examples for might submit a from inspiring English sources

Last week, a group of Elpida debt holders said they might submit a rival reorganization plan if the trustees agreed to a bid debt holders considered too low, referring to a media report that put Micron's first-round offer at ¥150 billion.

"As you know, we at Avis Budget have on several occasions in the past expressed interest in entering into a transaction with Dollar Thrifty, yet at no stage over the last several months did you or your financial adviser engage us in any discussions about a transaction or offer to provide us with information so that we might submit a bid," Mr. Nelson wrote in his letter to Dollar.

"A designer," wrote Muzyka, "might submit a level description and receive it, art complete, a month later ready for scripting, but missing some key features (almost always a door).

Richard suggested that in order to strengthen the role of sustainable tourism in the Post-2015 landscape that I might submit a proposal for a sustainable tourism workshop to be part of the UN conference.

Many biologists might submit a grant application that documents a productivity of one or two papers per year in their previous grant period.

A customer might submit an order to Madoff Securities to buy shares in I.B.M. at a certain price, for example, and Madoff Securities instantly would buy I.B.M. shares for its own portfolio ahead of the customer order.

As for J-Lo, she looks to be grinding through her set in the same perfunctory style in which she might submit to a colonic or inform a backing dancer she was marrying him.

You might submit to a char-broiled burger or some sticky barbecue shrimp or a pastrami sandwich or a chicken-fried steak.

if you are going to act like this all the time please don't say you are Deanna Troi because someone might submit you to a psycho ward.

Elpida had said it might submit its restructuring plans to a local court by Aug. 21.

This meant that a learner might submit one piece of course work that could meet the requirements for learning outcomes taken from more than one module.