Sentence examples for proposal constitutes from inspiring English sources
The proposal constitutes a threat if the proposer indicates that, if his demand is denied, he will make the recipient worse off than the recipient ought to be.
The proposal constitutes a 47 percent premium on the closing price of $14.95 on Aug. 19, the day before Advanced Neuromodulation bought its stake.
The Great Wolf board will now determine whether KSL's proposal constitutes or is reasonably likely to lead to a proposal superior than Apollo's.
The repurchase proposal "constitutes a manifest violation of the principle of fair and equitable compensation for being deprived of the right of ownership," the minority shareholders' representative, Deminor, a French investment advisory firm, said in a statement.
The proposal constitutes an extension of the spatiotemporal model presented in a previous approach [Quirós, A., Montes Diez, R. and Gamerman, D., 2010.
According to the release, the 3PAR board of directors has determined that HP's revised proposal constitutes a "Superior Proposal" (as that term is defined in 3PAR's merger agreement with Dell).
Any "false statements or omissions" would, in the American proposal, constitute a "material breach" of Iraq's obligations, bringing the authorisation of "all necessary means", including military force, in response.In this section Open up everything, or else Going down?
He said his proposal constituted a preemptive strike against Sharia law coming to Oklahoma and "While Oklahoma is still able to defend itself against this sort of hideous invasion, we should do so".
The legislative proposals constitute overreaction and overkill of U.S.O.C. problems.
Ireland's minister for public expenditure, Brendan Howlin, said: "These proposals constitute a fair and balanced agenda to repair our public finances.
Republicans across the board complained that Democratic proposals constituted a "government takeover" of health care that would prove too costly and mortgage the future of generations to come.
