Sentence examples for proposed partner from inspiring English sources

"There are, however, certain levels of expectation on the part of the proposed partner," Dr. Smaldone said in her testimony.

Soares said that he discovered moments before the sign-in on Aug. 17 that his ranking and that of his proposed partner, Jarmila Gajdosova of Australia, would not qualify them to enter the championship.

We firmly believe that GNM management are completely mistaken if they believe that a company based in India, such as their proposed partner, would be able to deliver anything like the same quality of service, dedication and commitment no matter how tempting their sales pitch sounds.

Or he could ask Time Warner and its proposed partners to submit revised remedies.

Antitrust officials have stepped in to block deals when the proposed partners have too much overall market share, have overlapping routes or dominate a particular hub, leading to higher fares.

He proposed partnering with the telecommunications industry to create cities in which "pedestrian, bicycle, private cars, commercial and public transportation traffic are woven into a connected network to save time, conserve resources, lower emissions and improve safety".

European antitrust regulators met in Brussels yesterday to decide whether concessions submitted by Time Warner and its proposed partners, America Online and the EMI Music Group, were sufficient to allay European concerns that the planned deals would choke competition in the Internet distribution of music.

In this section, we introduce our proposed partner-matching framework.

So along with his wife, who by now had put in time as a pastry and sous chef at Matsuhisa, Abraham reconnected with his former rival and proposed partnering to start a food truck.

Abandoning plans to return to architecture (two proposed partners died shortly before his release), he revised his Spandau writings into two autobiographical books, and later researched and published a third work, about Himmler and the SS.

The characterization of HsrTSγ as an l-fuconate dehydratase, coupled with the inability of HsrTSβ to catalyze this reaction, points to a mechanism of resistance that does not involve catalysis, but rather interactions with one of the above proposed partners.