The franchise model had fully taken hold.

Founded in , the Steelers are the oldest franchise in the AFC.

Nothing (short of the death of a major contender) interrupts the franchise.

This franchise formula could then be copied by other organisations in the care sector.

Voters were able to exercise their franchise freely, despite a tense pre election period.

Ultimately, the NFL lost its court case with Davis, and the Oakland franchise moved to Los Angeles.

The plan is to establish a franchise formula, with job and competence profiles and personnel and assessment tools.

So he went to find them. They said, We can give you a franchise on this for 3,000 bucks.

Now, Sudhir got to know very well the guy who had the unfortunate assignment of trying to take the Iowa franchise.

And revolutionary war against Britain in the eighteenth century helped secure democratic principles in the US Constitution and encouraged a wider franchise.

The electoral laws were promulgated in December 1905 franchise to male citizens over 25 years of age, electing through four electoral colleges.

In April 2005, Borders Group opened its first franchise store here which was the largest Borders store in the world at the time.

Of the 4,602 hotels, 3,934 operate under franchise agreements, 658 are managed by the company but separately owned, and 10 are directly owned.

But danger signs abound. Unless the US gets its act together soon, it may find the value of its super currency franchise much diminished.

It holds the world record for the longest span of time between two consecutive installments of a franchise, being released 64 years after the original.

However, two Reform Acts (in 1867 and in 1884) significantly extended the franchise and redrew the constituencies, and coincided with a change in Irish politics.

The success of the many Dirty Harry and James Bond sequels had proven that a single successful action film could lead to a continuing action franchise.

On December 6, 1925, somewhere between 65,000 and 73,000 people showed up at the Polo Grounds to watch Grange, helping save the New York Giants' franchise.

A tony à la carte sanctuary with great wines that generate most of the profit? A franchise with pre cooked dishes thawed and heated in huge ovens?

Ultimately, the Reform Act of 1832 abolished the rotten boroughs and extended the franchise to the new middle class (the working class and women would have to wait).

The move from New Jersey in the summer of 2012 marked the return to Long Island for the franchise, which played at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum from 1972 1977.

With the help of Comiskey, who had purchased the Sioux City franchise and moved it to St. Paul in after leaving the Reds, Johnson initiated an ambitious plan of expansion.

Ultimately a business scenario will be devised for complete, fully equipped franchise locations, which will be realised in Rotterdam and Ridderkerk with the right personnel in the right legal construction.

But once the political franchise was enlarged, the working class got organized, and mass politics became the norm, domestic economic objectives began to compete with (and overwhelm) external rules and constraints.

KERALA, INDIA Beginning this month, the largest exercise of the democratic franchise in history will take place, as India n voters head to the polls to elect a new national parliament.

In October 2011 Alexandre Amacio, creative director of , announced that the next installment of the franchise was to be released before December 2012, however, Amacio himself would not be directing the game.

Parallel to the franchise model, Al Qaeda also has adopted a spider web approach that eschews organization in favor of trained operatives who form small cells to conduct specific attacks and then disband.

For many years throughout our 2,500 year recorded history, and especially since the provision of universal franchise for our people in 1931, we have been mindful that it is young people that make or break a society.

By April 2004 all trade related restrictions had been removed by and large, with the adoption of a new law that specified how foreign firms might conduct business in the retail, wholesale, franchise and commission agency sectors.

Meanwhile, in Yemen, the possibility of adequate central authority is slipping away as the country confronts several seemingly intractable problems from internal divisions and separatist movements to Al Qaeda s franchise in the Arabian Peninsula and a failing economy.

It is now the second largest fast food franchise in Japan after McDonald's Japan (an independent Japanese company), and owns numerous overseas outlets over East Asia, including Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia, South Korea and, until 2005, Hawaii.

Article 17(1) of the Constitution provides for election of members of Parliament on the basis of universal franchise through an electoral system that has an element of proportional representation to ensure fair representation of different political groups and opinions.

Parallel to the franchise model, Al Qaeda also has adopted a spider web approach that eschews organization in favor of trained operatives who form small cells to conduct specific attacks and then disband. The attackers on Madrid and London represent this model.

I believe that these tools that worked in these 42 pilot cases can be consolidated in standard processes in a BPO kind of environment, and made available on web, call center and franchise physical offices, for a fee, to serve anyone confronted with a demand for a bribe.