Sentence examples for asset operated from inspiring English sources

"This sale of an asset operated from a minority position will allow us to focus our resources on the material growth opportunities in Total's portfolio," Yves-Louis Darricarrère, Total's president of upstream operations, said in a statement.

"As an investor, you rarely get to see a singular asset operated by two different teams, and the Fair team was about to do something that Uber was not doing well.

It is useful to think of the components of space critical infrastructure as comprising the physical asset (satellite) and the orbit in which the asset operates.

NEW YORK TIMES Exxon and Russian Oil Company Team Up  |  Exxon Mobil has signed a strategic agreement with the Russian state oil company Rosneft to form joint projects, in a deal that has a subsidiary of Rosneft acquiring minority shares in a range of oil assets operated by Exxon, The New York Times reports.

"This is a movement of defensive assets operating in an air-to-air role only.

National Penn Bankshares, with $2.24 billion in assets, operates 60 banking offices in southeastern Pennsylvania.

A judge in Argentina has ordered the seizure of foreign oil company assets operating in the Falklands Islands.

BankFirst, with $848.8 million in assets, operates 32 banking offices in East Tennessee through its subsidiaries: BankFirst, based in Knoxville, and First National Bank & Trust, based in Athens, Tenn.

In March this year Defence Secretary Michael Fallon declared the land, sea and air defences were being upgraded in the Falklands in the face of a "very live threat" from Buenos Aires, which was followed by Argentina ordering the seizure of foreign oil company assets operating in the islands just months later.

Great-West, which is based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and administers about 98 billion Canadian dollars ($64 billion) in assets, operates mostly in Canada and in the United States, where it has sizable businesses in group life insurance and retirement plans in the nonprofit sector.

Accumulation of debris in high-value orbits increases collision risks to assets operating there and reduces the sustainability of this prized "real estate".