Sentence examples for will be split with from inspiring English sources

He does, however, have plans for the proceeds, which will be split with his sister.

Time Inc., publisher of Sports Illustrated and People, continues to try to resolve issues including how revenue will be split with Amazon.

When the reorganization is complete, said Robert L. Freedman, vice chairman of Williams, the company will be split, with the properties owned by the families in one unit and the services business in another.

Some speculate the job will be split, with John M. Thompson, who is now vice chairman, becoming chairman when Mr. Palmisano, who turned 50 last month, takes over as chief executive.

Revenue will be split with any known holders of the copyright, but it is the company's dominion over so-called orphan works that has intellectual property rights advocates livid.

BBC and ITV have announced how the games at the World Cup will be split, with England's first game of the tournament against Italy being shown by the BBC.

Subscribers to its T-Motion Plus service will pay euro10 ($9) a month for a bundle of free ringing tones and text messages, plus news, weather, financial updates, sport reports and games; this revenue will be split 50/50 with the content providers.

The money will be split - with 80% kept by the districts, 18% going to the county council - and 2% going to the fire authority.

Viewers will vote for their favorites by SMS and revenue sent to Revver will be split 50/50 with the video publishers.

The League confirmed that the money will be split in line with existing arrangements and will see matches televised by six overseas partners.

In an attempt to get back on the front foot, the home secretary, Theresa May, announced that the UKBA will be split in two, with the border force becoming a separate "law-enforcement body" headed by a chief constable.