Sentence examples for transition on its from inspiring English sources

In October, the company withdrew its application for a bank license, which would allow it to accept deposits, citing the "transition" on its leadership team.

To help users with this process, Apple has a document describing the transition on its site.

And they emphasized that Mr. Obama had taken unusual steps to disclose what those firms were saying, like posting any proposals submitted to the transition on its Web site, in contrast to the Bush administration's fight to keep secret how fossil fuel company executives shaped its energy policy in 2001.

Different milks are made up of many components that affect (or don't affect) people in various ways, and milk undergoes many chemical transitions on its way to becoming cheese.

The transition is on its way, but it needs to pick up speed.

But by announcing its plans before the Brazil meeting, "the U.S. is trying to make sure the transition happens on its own terms, and that the U.S. is setting the rules for the transition," said Greg Shatan, a partner at the law firm Reed Smith in New York.

The network famously installed a five-year transition period on its "Tonight" show from Jay Leno to Conan O'Brien.

Finally, the undersigned organisations stress that the demand for a constitution first will correct the political course and put the democratic transition back on its logical, natural path.

The Markov chain model assumes that the state transition depends on its present state [11, 14].

Today, iPass is in the midst of a transition phase, on its way to providing companies with high-speed wireless connections.

NBC has boasted in the past of the care it puts into transitions for its on-camera hosts and anchors.