Sentence examples for Thomson from inspiring English sources
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In 2004 France's Thomson and China's TCL formed TTE, the world's largest television manufacturer.
But the Labor backbencher Kelvin Thomson said Sinodinos should leave the government's frontbench.
An American link is often mentioned: Thomson is a force in electronics, and Lockheed has long fancied joining Airbus.
Few fancy GEC's chances: both of the other bids came from French companies, and a previous plan to sell Thomson collapsed when the putative buyer, Lagardère, proposed selling Thomson's sister, Thomson Multimedia, to a South Korean company.
And if all goes according to plan, Thomson will prepare for another batch of visitors, too.On December 15th the White House announced that it would buy a prison in Thomson to house some of the detainees from Guantánamo Bay.
Last week Thomson appeared in front of a committee of MPs taking testimony on the BBC's £100m DMI technology disaster, where she described how she "pleaded" to work her notice but was forced to leave immediately by then director general George Entwistle.
With all but one of those suspended during the trials still waiting to hear whether they will ever get their jobs back, Rupert Murdoch, his News Corp boss Robert Thomson and Rebekah Brooks have been huddled in meetings at the group's mini-Shard offices.
Woodford – who sold his stake in HSBC in August because of fears of "fine inflation" – is backing Atom bank, which is being set up Anthony Thomson, the creator of Metro Bank.
Digital UK has become much more vocal since the appointment of Caroline Thomson, the former chief operating officer at the BBC, in January last year.
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