Sentence examples for tpl from inspiring English sources

The commission's chairman, Dame Helena Shovelton, said that TPL had promised a "sufficient degree of new things to interest new players".This was always going to be the strength of Sir Richard's bid, capitalising on his reputation as a populist entrepreneur.

He claims that TPL thought it would have the opportunity to finalise the trust deed at a later date, and did not want to spend money (about £300,000) on legal work before knowing that it was the preferred applicant.The second problem relates to cashflow.

The commission wants to be sure that TPL, which is to be financed initially by debt from two banks, has enough money if fewer people play the lottery than TPL is projecting.

Given that Mr Jackson says that the fees involved in the second option would be a mere £250,000, it is odd that an irrevocable commitment was not obtained.Mr Jackson admits that TPL has made "errors of judgment" in dealing with the lottery commission.

TPL has also promised to raise more money for the good causes and to distribute the prize-money more evenly, creating more single millionaires rather than the fewer multi-millionaires of the Camelot regime.But can he really do it?In spite of this, the commission could still not pick Sir Richard's bid outright.

After discussions with the commission, TPL offered to make another £50m available in addition to its current bank facilities of £170m.

For example, a consumer may choose to install two TPLs: one by EasyList and one by TRUSTe.

found a flaw: "when a user has downloaded multiple TPLs, all of the rules from all of the TPLs are grouped together into a single list where an 'allow' takes precedence over a 'block'block

Even after the TPL-25 is on site, the work will take time, according to the Navy, as the device must be towed slowly and can only detect sounds within a one-mile radius.

When Air France Flight 447 crashed, in 2009, killing all two hundred and twenty-eight passengers and crew, the TPL-25 was brought in but failed to locate the ping created by the aircraft's black box.

Indeed Burke considered that 'the truth of our common Christianity, is not so clear as this proposition: that all men, at least the majority of men in the society, ought to enjoy the common advantages of it.' (TPL, W & S 1981-, 1981-,).