Sentence examples for would subscribe for from inspiring English sources

Murray, who has already invested £40m in the club, including the £6.5m he paid to buy Rangers 16 years ago, said: "We will have to do a substantial rights issue, of which I would subscribe for my fair share.

Under the agreement, Wugang would subscribe for some 12.1 million shares of West Plain Resources for 45 million Australian dollars ($39 million) which would be used to undertake a feasibility study to develop some magnetite deposits in Hawks Nest.

The tent housed "temporarily" a bulky load of Richard's beleaguered newspapers the tabloid Daily Mail (he'd subscribed for 34 years) and more respectable Telegraph.

As demonstrated in Table  5, 80.6% of the students were satisfied with the practicals, 79.1% of the students would recommend the practicals to other students, 73.6% preferred more practicals during the curriculum, and 100% of the students would subscribe again for the practicals.

Finally Range Resources rose more than 4% to 0.83p on news than Chinese-based investment group Core Capital Management would subscribe up to $50m for a mixture of shares and convertible bonds.

He too would subscribe to the need for a more confident articulation of the good life, having built his philosophical reputation attacking the idea of a free-floating "unencumbered" self that is at the heart of John Rawls's hugely influential Theory of Justice.

I'm still having a hard time believing that only a few short days ago, my co-founder Paul and I refreshed our homepage, anxiously waiting to see if anyone would subscribe to our vision for Lockitron and help us climb towards our lofty $150,000 goal.

Users of his recharging network would subscribe to the service, paying for access and for the miles they drive.

He had already lined up a thousand donors who would subscribe at least five hundred dollars each for a window — receiving in return a piece of the mirrored glass inscribed with the donor's name and that of the Reverend Dr. Robert H. Schuller — and three individuals had pledged a million dollars apiece. Now he would go out after the rest of the money.

As for how many people in the UK would subscribe, Iannucci reckons "it would get enough.

What other country would subscribe to this?