Sentence examples for a subsidiary from from inspiring English sources

He was also the chief financial officer of a subsidiary, from which he is accused of stealing the money.

So in 1999, he struck out on his own, investing $770,000 of his life's savings, and raising another $76.2 million from Warburg Pincus, a private equity and venture capital firm based in New York, to buy a subsidiary from his former employer, American Home Products.

Meanwhile, Roig turned down a subsidiary from the local government, insisting: "Right now there are greater priorities [for the government]." Season ticket-holders who lost their jobs were allowed to go for free in the first year, for 33% of the original price in the second and for 66% in the third.

One Stupeflix customer already includes Orange Vallée, a subsidiary from the French mobile operator Orange, which will use Stupeflix in their upcoming consumer website Memory Life.

The example also indicates that TRCCs can leverage PTAs from whichever country they have a subsidiary and from wherever their legal standing most favourable.

Andrew J. Spano, the Westchester County executive, brought together government representatives from Westchester and Fairfield County to announce a strategy to prevent Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a Delta Airlines subsidiary, from starting a 5 59 a.m. flight from Westchester County Airport that was to begin service in September.

County Executive Andrew J. Spano brought together government representatives from Westchester and neighboring Fairfield County to announce a strategy to prevent Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a Delta Airlines subsidiary, from beginning a 5 59 a.m. flight at Westchester County Airport, which was to start this month.

Hays' plan involved the creation of a subsidiary line from Winnipeg to Prince Rupert, with the government building the line from New Brunswick to Winnipeg.

A subsidiary trend from the move toward "free" software is the importance of data portability.

Derivatives Language Senate Version Force banks to spin off their derivatives business or keep it in a subsidiary separate from the part of the company that may receive Federally-insured deposits.

Within the EU-context the need for a subsidiary approach from the general EU-level to the different national context will be an extra complicating factor.