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• It's all about the division of revenue between owners and players.
• The most significant issue in every negotiation of this kind is the division of revenue,
• Details of the advertising deal, like the division of revenues, are still to be worked out.
• But it concerns complaints over rights to the music, the division of revenues, and even symbolic issues like billing.
• And now, with the pie shrinking, conflict over the division of revenues is building among the insurers, doctors, and hospitals.
• A tax plan could be designed to produce a fair division of revenue from revenue sharing and the taxing of payrolls.
• The governor in April decided to maintain Division of Revenue offices in Trenton instead of relocating them to Hamilton as first planned.
• After the first tournament, which attracted some small attendances, there was a dispute about the division of revenues between the four associations.
• On October 28, Stern announced the cancellation of all games through November 30 after negotiations regarding division of revenue ended without an agreement.
• Nagano organizers have asked the IOC to reconsider its normal division of revenue to help them make up a gap of about 30 percent.
• Additionally, the LPI embrace the principle of division of revenues in a transparent and accountable to the local sponsorship, broadcasting rights, tickets, etc . ).
• In July 1694, there broke a dispute between two chief Muslim clerics of Blacktown over the division of revenues which Higginson helped settle in an amicable way.
• Still being awaited by the IMF is a long-sought reform of Argentina's revenue-sharing law that would better regulate the division of revenues between the national government and the provinces.
• In keeping with their Protestant and mostly Common Law heritage the Brethren were governed by codes of conduct that favored legislative decision-making, hierarchical command authority, individual rights, and equitable division of revenues.
• Only the cumbersome oversight by the attorney general of the Division of Revenue's conduct of tax administration remains to be eliminated before " Taxachusetts " ceases to exist as a statistical fact.
• Instead of relocating the state Division of Revenue to the Hamilton Township site, the governor announced Thursday that the State Police will use the location to house its new Troop C headquarters and communications center.
• A New York Times News Service article sent on Sunday, Aug . 12 about the effect of proliferating multiplexes on ticket sales for summer films referred incompletely to the division of revenues on opening weekends.
• King Henry II continued the practice of using the regalian rights from monasteries, although the king generally allowed a division of revenues between the actual monks and the abbatial office, and did not administer or touch the monks'income.
• Despite being knocked out in the quarterfinal stage, Juventus took the lion's share thanks to the largesse of the Italian national TV market and the division of revenues with the only other Italian team attended at the competition's final phase, AC Milan.
• Hunter also said the players want to move away from the traditional concept of BRI ( basketball related income ) as a source for the division of revenues, to " reduce our need to do these exhaustive audits and we would have a fixed pool of revenues from which our percentage would be derived.