Sentence examples for and subsidiaries in the from inspiring English sources

Merendon Mining, which has affiliates and subsidiaries in the United States, Canada and Honduras, was mentioned in the injunctions but was not named as a defendant, nor were its affiliates.

According to recent studies in international management, relationships between headquarters and subsidiaries in the global economy are characterised simultaneously by elements of organisational interdependence and local autonomy.

Beginning in 1915, Bayer set up a number of shell corporations and subsidiaries in the United States, to hedge against the possibility of losing control of its American assets if the U.S. should enter the war and to allow Bayer to enter other markets (e.g., army uniforms).

According to a report by Amnesty International released on Wednesday, state-owned Coal India and its subsidiaries in the states of Jharkhand, Odisha and Chhattisgarh have neglected both local and international human rights law in the eviction and land acquisition process as mining operations expand.

You will find five new models from Ford and its subsidiaries in the slide show that follows, and four from General Motors.

That part of the argument has some validity, but the debate has moved on, and my overwhelming feeling now is that business and their subsidiaries in the Liberal party had their chance.

The Tory former defence minister Nicholas Soames is chairman of private security contractor Aegis, owned by a Swiss holding company and with subsidiaries in the British Virgin Islands.

At worst Western banks and their subsidiaries in the country could face losses of $10 billion—about the same amount as a typical investment bank wrote off during a bad quarter in 2008.

Tectonic reactivation along the major boundary thrusts and subsidiary thrust/faults in the Himalaya during the Quaternary period has resulted in the rejuvenation of the landforms.

It said yesterday that the filings in bankruptcy court in New York covered itself and 24 operating subsidiaries in the United States.

More recently, HBOS shares plummeted in the wake of collapses at Lehman and near-death at AIG, and on Sept. 17, HBOS (and its Grampian subsidiary) threw in the towel and were acquired by Lloyds TSB for $22 billion.