Sentence examples for upon a proposal from inspiring English sources
Motorola Mobility this morning announced that it has set a record date and a meeting date for its stockholders to vote upon a proposal to adopt the previously announced merger agreement with Google, which proposed to acquire the smartphone, set-top boxes and video solutions company for $12.5 billion (or $40 per share) in cash last August.
Critics have asked how the White House office would look upon a proposal for financing from the Church of Scientology, which has long operated what it claims is a highly successful drug-treatment program, or the Nation of Islam, which works with African-American youth.
The foundation was based upon a proposal presented at the end of 1997 to build a 2.5 GeV, 12 fold symmetry accelerator with a circumference of 250 m.
I thought of you when, thumbing through YouTube videos, I stumbled upon a proposal video that stands above all others, aptly titled "Kingdom Proposal".
The researcher has received the survey data from Measure DHS upon submission of a proposal.
end{aligned} (4 The game continues if the creditor rejects the insolvency administrator's proposal and asks for continuation upon a liquidation proposal and vice versa.
In a strongly worded response, the EU said that its ban on imported meat from animals that have been treated with ractopamine would remain in place: "The European Union's risk assessment body, the European Food Safety Authority, has concluded that there is insufficient data upon which to make a proposal for MRLs for ractopamine and that thereby risks to human health cannot be ruled out".
The convention may indeed break up in acrimony, perhaps without agreeing upon a single proposal.
According to Major General Courtney Whitney, MacArthur did at one point consider a plan to use radioactive wastes to seal off North Korea, based upon a 1950 proposal by Louis Johnson, but never submitted this to the Joint Chiefs.
Were such a proposal acted upon, it would lengthen the period in which graduates have to make repayments, possibly extending it to cover the rest of their careers and introducing the concept of a career-long "graduate tax" to the UK.
Earlier this month, Mayor Street, who appoints the school board and has been one of Edison's harshest critics, prevailed upon the governor to drop a proposal that would have directed Edison to fill the top 55 administrative jobs in the system.
