Sentence examples for bits of the group from inspiring English sources

It gathers lots of excess deposits in Hong Kong, but local regulators, sensibly, limit the amount that can be farmed out to other bits of the group.

For a unit to be safe, though, it would have to have not just its own capital, but its own funding and minimal counterparty exposure to other bits of the group.

Other than that, about the best rationale that can be made for the merger is that the injection of AOL's livewire Internet attitude into the more old-fashioned bits of the group has reinvigorated their marketing.

When Warner Brothers releases "Scooby-Doo", all the bits of the group will swing behind it: the Cartoon Network will run old episodes; new episodes will be shown on the WB network; and the soundtrack will be released under a Warner Music record label.

He reckons that, since national newspapers are a mature market (a polite way of saying that total national newspaper circulation in Britain has fallen from 15.8m copies at their peak in 1957 to 13.8m last year), MGN should diversify and that the different bits of the group should be integrated as far as possible.

It is hard enough to understand how assets and revenues are transferred and allocated within Mr Li's empire as a whole; harder still to evaluate an acquisition in which Cheung Kong, Hutch and other bits of the group each end up with stakes in the target business.

They do a bit of the group learning experience.

After those five shows fans are still waiting for news of a tour, hanging on Mick Jagger's remark that the 2012 concerts were just the "first bit" of the group's plans.

The film division is the only bit of the group for which Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, has revised its estimates of 2001 revenues significantly upwards to $8.9 billion, or 23% of the total.

The German bit of the group has been cultivating American connections for a couple of years: it is, after all, still part of DaimlerChrysler, the biggest transatlantic union ever sealed.

Conventional wisdom has it that if you spin off the good bit of the group, nobody would want the bad bit and that shareholders would be no better off if the high street [division] was de-rated, undermining the re-rating from travel.