Sentence examples for share the proposal from inspiring English sources

After the legal review, I.B.M. shaved its offer Saturday from $9.55 a share, the proposal on the table late last week, to $9.40 a share, said one person familiar with the talks.

You may be relieved to know he was planning to share the proposal with Van Beek before the book launch – but no doubt they will be sharing their wedding breakfast some time soon.

But she didn't directly hear the conversation described by Haber, who is sticking by his story, and acknowledged there were others who could have made such a call and may have been a tad reluctant to share the proposal.

Unison said it had been unable to share the proposals with its members as it was locked into a confidentiality agreement.

The collaboration was the brainchild of John Pietrowski, artistic director of Playwrights, who shared the proposal with Elizabeth Murphy, producing director of the company, who held that position at Passage in 1995.

Firstly, the study group members met to sharing the proposal of one of the author (MC) to use the WHO Screening Principles as a framework to develop the principles of clinical interventions focused on QoL assessment in palliative care.

But when I asked Binion for the details, she wrote, "I'm not at liberty to share because the proposal itself is proprietary and belongs to Fathom".

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They see it as an imposition on digital sharing — branding the proposal a "link tax" and arguing it will have a wider chilling effect of interfering with the sharing of hyperlinks.

And in a tease of a proposal she said she'd develop more in a New Hampshire campaign stop Thursday, Clinton said that she'd back company profit-sharing, calling the proposal a "win-win" for employers and employees.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The proposals he outlined on Wednesday were stronger than many of us had expected: a requirement for universal background checks on gun purchasers, including those who buy from private sellers; a renewal of the assault-weapons ban; the outlawing of ammunition magazines that hold more than ten bullets; and more.