Sentence examples for to consortium from inspiring English sources
noun
An association or combination of businesses, financial institutions, or investors, for the purpose of engaging in a joint venture.
1997 Virgin Radio sold to consortium led by Chris Evans in £85m deal.
Mr. Dean's letter to consortium members would constitute a request to do so.
According to consortium Scotgold, there is gold in them there hills, more precisely in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, where they are hoping for 400-600 ofnces of gold in the next six months.
Be aware of the financial obstacles to running a consortium: We have found some banks fairly positive about potential lending to consortium models, like 3SC (others weren't at all).
Among the two consortia, consortium 2 showed better concomitant enzyme production compared to consortium 1.
Compost supplemented with consortium 2 showed significant density increase in comparison to consortium 1 and the control (Fig. 3b).
He later turned over the forest to a consortium to preserve it.
They are not handed off to consortiums of entrepreneurs and mid-level managers.
"Further, Singapore Airlines is not party to any consortium seeking to buy Alitalia, nor will we be part of one".
JBIC encourages Japanese firms to form consortiums to increase their heft.
The South Korean government is also encouraging South Korean and foreign companies to form consortiums to develop North Korea's infrastructure.
