consortia
Noun
The word is derived from consortium
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An agreement was made with other seabed mining nations and licenses were granted to four international consortia.
In 2005 three European consortia submitted bids for construction of the Belene nuclear power plant.
Michel Michaux advises clients on EU regulatory affairs, including the management of consortia set up for pesticide, biocide, and REACH registrations that cover in excess of 150 substances.
The club were floated on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in 1996, and the share price fluctuated in the ten years after the flotation. citation In 2006 it was announced that several consortia and individuals were considering bids for Aston Villa.
The two consortia were estimated to spend a combined US$21 billion on the two projects which almost doubled to $37 billion as of September 2006, triggering Russian governmental opposition.
Unlike with USA consortia, not only was it necessary to officially meet the consortium head at a special meeting in Tokyo, but this required an “introduction” by a local Japanese subscription agent before it could go ahead.