Lauderdale Courts was renamed and became a flagship of their mission.
While Mr. Piguet said his ambitions were far more limited for watches, given the stiff competition from larger players, he said books and manuscripts had already become a flagship of his business and accounted for 15 percent to 20 percent of revenue last year.
German officials were unnerved by the Aventis deal, which turned what had once been a hybrid French-German company -- the combination of Hoechst and Rhône-Poulenc -- into a flagship of the French drug industry.
These days, the System has government funding of $29m (pounds 15m) a year - and it is seen as a flagship of national achievement, with children from youth orchestras frequently accompanying the comandante on his excursions as head of state.
On her watch, Stony Brook gained membership in the Association of American Universities, an elite, nonprofit organization of the country's leading research universities, and was designated, with SUNY Buffalo, a flagship of the state university system.
In 2010, gay marriage became legal in Mexico City, giving important rights to same sex couples and marking the city as a flagship of tolerance in often-conservative Latin America.
The episode, involving a Qantas A380 jetliner carrying more than 450 people, was particularly alarming because it occurred on the world's largest passenger plane and a flagship for Airbus, a unit of the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company, or EADS.
The SS Andrea Doria was a flagship of the Italian Line.
Resource efficiency, a flagship of the Europe 2020 strategy, cuts across many sectors.
