Sentence examples for those syndicates from inspiring English sources

Several of those syndicates issued estimates today, saying that the losses in the United States would wipe out any hope of second-half profits.

In a 50-page affidavit submitted by Team Conner to the arbitration panel, Reeves accused OneWorld of improperly using hull and rigging designs from the 2000 America's Cup winner Team New Zealand and Prada that it had obtained by hiring designers from those syndicates' previous campaigns.

Absolutely, the numbers are different than the last time, but all those syndicates have their corporate sponsorship, too, and in some ways that's attracted even more corporate sponsorship into the event, because there are more well-prepared, professionally run and marketed teams.

Already there are more syndicates lining up to join the AC45 than last time, and many of those syndicates are expected to roll right into the main event.

Milliken: I think the greatest profits are always those middlemen who are bridging Africa and Asia — those syndicate traders who are moving the large consignments.

I ask God to let me linger a while, like one of those syndicated old sitcoms that lasted long enough to go from black-and-white to color.

It actually seems to be a growing trend lately for readers to be highly critical of columnists -- even those syndicated in major publications.... It's 'a kill the messenger for the message' scenario -- and some commenters even bully and threaten columnists.

Evidence indicates that those criminal syndicates now control vast swaths of territory in Honduras and Guatemala -- perhaps as much as 40percentt of the latter country.

They said there was a "remarkable disparity of her sentence with those members of the syndicate whom she helped to bring to justice".

Europol's intelligence database stores the data from 500 agencies across Europe and quickly spotted a connection between those arrested and other syndicates.

Singapore insists it "takes a strong stance against match-fixing, and is committed to working with international enforcement agencies to bring down transnational criminal syndicates, including those that involve the acts of Singaporeans overseas".