The company said it would consult shareholders about the terms and timing of the review.
He has also said London, not Edinburgh, should set the terms and timing of the vote.
But they continued to haggle over terms and timing as Crandon worked out his arrangement with the Chinese.
Meanwhile, the suicide bombings and the Israeli onslaught delayed President Bush's expected announcement of a new Middle East policy as his senior advisers renewed their charged debate over the terms and timing of any Palestinian state.
First, the Tories permit the SNP to set the terms and timing of the Scottish referendum, even to the extent of allowing independence to be the yes option on the ballot paper.
The announcement of President Bush's promised new Middle East policy has been delayed by renewed debate among his senior advisers over the terms and timing of creating any Palestinian state, administration officials said today.
Mr. Juenger wrote in a May 18 report, using BSkyB's ticker symbol, BSY, "We believe BSY stake is a poor use of capital and News Corp. should seek to exit — on their own terms and timing".
It says: "Dissolution was a key decision, which was to have a significant effect on the alienation of the Sunni community and the development of the insurgency in Iraq, and the terms and timing of this important order should have been approved by both Washington and London".
Mr. Obaidi said the militia had not carried out any attacks yet, but was "playing the role of the spectator" as it awaited the outcome of negotiations between Iraq and the United States over the terms and timing of a withdrawal of American troops.
Mr. Cameron sought to tamp down the emotions enveloping the issue later on Monday, telling reporters that in proposing that the central government have control of the terms and timing of a referendum he wanted to ensure that a Scottish referendum should be "legal, fair and decisive," not to hijack the process.
