Sentence examples for a small subsidiary from inspiring English sources

AROUND the time of the release of Windows 95, Microsoft discreetly sold a small subsidiary that made its packaging.

Schneider was hired by Riverside Hospital, in Wichita, to work at a small subsidiary clinic in Haysville.

It is thought to be in talks to buy Mitteleuropäische Handelsbank, a small subsidiary of NordLB, a public-sector lender.

Moods of Norway, an echt-Norwegian fashion company (its logo is a tractor), has solved the problem by setting up a small subsidiary in Sweden, which is a member of the EU.

General Star Indemnity, a small subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate headed by the investor Warren E. Buffett, is going to start selling medical malpractice insurance in New Jersey on Friday, regulators said.

By creating a small subsidiary publishing company for individual artists who signed with the music publisher Hill & Range, the company the brothers founded, the Aberbachs guaranteed artists a share of the profits and a more active roll in developing music.

The big public company has rigid standards, compliance issues and little patience for making exceptions for a relatively small subsidiary.

Insiders indicated that there is also a very small subsidiary called Freud International LLP, which has filed results at Companies House which are not yet able to be viewed, which should also be taken into account.

"Last week, Mr. Murdoch stepped down from a number of boards, many of them small subsidiary boards, both in the U.K. and U.S.," a spokeswoman for News International, the British newspaper subsidiary of the News Corporation, said Saturday, speaking on the condition of anonymity in line with company policy.

A spokesman said: "Last week, Mr Murdoch stepped down from a number of boards, many of them small subsidiary boards, both in the UK and US.

They were rebuffed by North Korea's biggest textile operation before striking a deal with North Korea's largest mining company, which has a small textile subsidiary.