Sentence examples for a subsidiary of both from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ghosn must also make some decisions about the troubled truck-making unit, Nissan Diesel Motor, a subsidiary of both Nissan and Renault, and whether to dissolve a partnership with Isuzu.

It's worth noting that, even though NBC Sports is a subsidiary of Comcast, both groups made the decision separately.

In contrast to the antagonism such practices create, consider how transparency helped Shenzhen Telecom, a subsidiary of China Telecom, improve both its relations with customers and its bottom line.

The lenders studied were Citibank in New York, the G.M.A.C. Mortgage Corporation in Elkins Park, Pa., a unit of the General Motors Corporation of Detroit, Lomas Mortgage USA, a subsidiary of the Lomas Financial Corporation, both in Dallas, and the Fleet Mortgage Corporation in Milwaukee, a unit of Fleet/Norstar Financial Group Inc. of Providence, R. I

… A rushed second single, the Remedy video a month late and now similar problems with the Avalon video unfold … If everyone at EMI is quaking in their shoes about their jobs [because of the sale of the label], why not do your jobs properly?" Both of Professor Green's albums were released by Virgin Records, a subsidiary of EMI, and both debuted in the UK top five.

Capital Research and Management Company, a subsidiary of Capital Group, is both a major shareholder in Rockwool, and a donor to Senator Manchin's campaign.

The two leading U.K. fixed-odds bookmakers, William Hill and Ladbrokes, a subsidiary of the Hilton Group, both estimate that up to £200 million ($300 million) will be wagered on the World Cup finals through U.K.-based bookmakers.

Vangent, a subsidiary of General Dynamics Information Technology, will run both Medicare and the federal health exchange call centers under a contract worth $530 million in its first year.

Indeed, the only pure-play dot-coms now doing significant business are Amazon.com, still unprofitable but far and away the biggest online store; Overstock.com, a company that specializes in close-out and refurbished goods; and Half.com, a subsidiary of eBay that sells both new and used goods.

But bidders were informed by the state in March 2000 that their submissions had to include a proposal incorporating fuel cells manufactured by a subsidiary of United Technologies, according to both the legislative report and the prospectus given to bondholders who advanced the money for the fuel cells.

Ticketmaster's £3 charge for some events was the highest for box office collection, while printing at home was most expensive with TicketWeb (a subsidiary of Ticketmaster) and Eventim, which both charged £2.50.