Sentence examples for british entity from inspiring English sources
In a cross-border merger, the British entity has combined with its Irish operation to form Bank of America Merrill Lynch International Designated Activity Company.
Clary is an achingly British entity, he's warm yet guarded, twinkly while dry and prickly and all in the space of one flowing sentence spilling from a lightly lipsticked gob with a puckered eyebrow to mark the full stop.
Mr. Osen is also the lead plaintiff's lawyer in Weiss v. National Westminster Bank, a suit that alleges that National Westminster, a British bank that is the largest subsidiary of the Royal Bank of Scotland, provides banking services and maintains accounts for Interpal, a British entity that was termed a "specially designated global terrorist" group by the United States in 2003.
Too late on Europe, sadly, but the British entity could be saved by recognising its constituent parts and building a federation (with an English parliament), utilising PR to produce diverse, representative, honest parties, but requiring them to cooperate to govern: more local, responsive, inclusive.
Many British entities are involved, from banks to states such as the BVI.
Most are hanging on, as the chart shows: outstanding property loans to British entities have stuck above £250 billion since the end of 2008.Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), the biggest property lender, is in an especially peculiar position.
No British television entity was interested.
Tikhonov allegedly overcharged freight costs and skimmed off the proceeds to his British Virgin Islands entity with its Swiss bank account.
More than 40% of the proceeds, or $1.4bn, were transferred to a Swiss bank account belonging to a British Virgin Islands entity.
His elder brother, Bo Xiyong, 64, has invested over the years, according to Hong Kong records, in a series of offshore investment vehicles like Advanced Technology and Economic Development, partly owned by a British Virgin Islands entity, and Far Eastern Industries.
It was the largest princely state in the Rajputana Agency the British governing entity in the region occupying much of the central and southwestern portions of what is now Rajasthan state.
