Sentence examples for proposing to split from inspiring English sources

According to a city official and a team official, the Giuliani administration is proposing to split the cost of the stadiums with the teams.

Scottish Investment maintains Hermes was proposing to split the trust in a way not in the interests of minority holders and that focusing on its chairman's tenure was nothing but a "red herring".

Mr Balls proposes to split these roles.

They proposed to split Little Russia among three districts.

Instead, Michel Barnier, the commissioner for the regions, proposes to split regional aid 50 50 between new and existing members.

They propose to split up the enormous trial and to carve out the part, nearly complete, dealing with the 1999 war in Kosovo.

Mortgage companies, for instance, want to share in any future increase in home values, which Mr. Frank proposes to split between homeowners and the government.

Hefce proposes to split band B into high cost laboratory-based science and a lower cost group of science and engineering courses.

We therefore propose to split the current FIT degression band for over 50kW and stand-alone installations into two separate bands to assist in realising the Government's ambition to increase deployment of building-mounted solar PV.

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.

Bob Zoellick's grand strategy ReprintsMr Bush proposes to split the difference, keeping the total stable in cash terms, at around $17 billion a year, which means a small reduction in real terms.