Sentence examples for associate companies from inspiring English sources

Given this concentration of work by British and associate companies, there are fewer standout foreign guests.

The company said it employed 117,852 staff, excluding those in associate companies of which WPP owns less than 50%.

There will be double the rehearsal room and the studio space at the back of the building will be used by associate companies and to develop new theatre-makers.

In a complex restructuring plan, the Malaysian conglomerate Diversified Resources will make a general offer for shares it does not already own in three listed associate companies: Gadek; Gadek Capital, the 58 percent-owned financial arm of Gadek; and Hicom.

Our merged entity and BA target of 280p is based on 180p mid-cycle valuation, 64p merger synergies, 20p stakes in associate companies that could be disposed or IPO'd, and 12p potential synergies from a joint venture with American Airlines with 50% probability, rounded.

It offers companies and theatres a London space of the kind that has almost disappeared in recent times as London theatres that once used to host work from out of town, have become ever more tightly curated and scheduled, which leaves little space for any but associate companies who already have long-term relationships with that venue.

Various venues ENB marks its first season as associate company of Sadler's Wells with a bill of works by three very different 20th-century choreographers.

In addition, Intercapital Private Group, also thought to be a Spencer offshoot, donated £365,000, while BSN Capital Partners, a hedge fund that is an associate company of Icap, gave the Tories £170,000.

The first UK performance will be in September at Sadler's Wells in London, which has made Acosta Danza an international associate company.

He envisaged the airline as a sister or associate company to Ryanair that would offer airfares starting at 10 euros before taxes and fees.

In 1982 Dunlop sold a large portion of its European tire operations to Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Inc., of Japan an associate company and former Dunlop subsidiary.