Sentence examples for representing a consortium from inspiring English sources

The study will be coordinated by EUA representing a consortium of 26 organisations across Europe.

In the nineteen-thirties, representing a consortium of menswear firms, Mr. Austin set about turning the quieter paternal holiday which had been first proclaimed by the State of Washington in 1910, without anyone's noticing into a blockbuster.

In the nineteen-thirties, representing a consortium of menswear firms, Mr. Austin set about turning the quieter parental holiday which had been first proclaimed by the State of Washington in 1910, without anyone's noticing into a blockbuster.

Representing a consortium of utility companies, including the Southern Company, he helped shape the plan, especially a directive calling for a review of Clinton-era environmental lawsuits against Southern and other utilities.

In the nineteen-thirties, representing a consortium of menswear firms, Mr. Austin set about turning the quieter parental holiday — which had been first proclaimed by the State of Washington in 1910, without anyone's noticing — into a blockbuster.

Championship side Birmingham City have been approached by a sports management company representing a consortium interested in purchasing the club.

APIS represents a consortium of six universities with papyrus collections: Columbia, Duke, Princeton, Berkeley, University of Michigan, and Yale.

Mike Burton, who represents a consortium of Sandy Hook merchants, and who is a commercial property owner himself, said the media's presence is a double-edged sword because its reporters are responsible for eliciting the incredible outpouring of support from the national and global communities.

"Investors are willing to put real money on the table toward refinancing borrowers from bad mortgages into good mortgages," said Micah S. Green, a partner based in Washington at the law firm Patton Boggs, who represents a consortium of institutional mortgage holders.

Mr Carter, who represents a consortium of landowners, said he is not required to test adjacent land.

The EAG consisted of two co-chairs, eight UK10K researchers, a regulatory and a policy advisor and three external members, one of which represented a consortium of patient groups.