Sentence examples for by a separate unit from inspiring English sources

But big, more complicated deals were arranged by a separate unit, known as business affairs.

Gen. Tommy R. Franks, who planned and carried out the invasion of Iraq, made sure that retraining and managing the Iraqi armed forces would not burden his war-fighting headquarters at Central Command, and insisted that the task be managed by a separate unit with its own staff and budget, General Eaton said.

Although motive power for a train-set can be incorporated into a car that also has passenger, baggage, or freight accommodations, it most often is provided by a separate unit, the locomotive, which includes the machinery to generate (or, in the case of an electric locomotive, to convert) power and transmit it to the driving wheels.

The integrated structure provides a more accurate solution as the output of the stability controller is not altered by a separate unit, therefore its optimality is not compromised.

These are put together by a separate unit within the institution, a group which is also responsible for looking at international best practices on reporting CoI and amending the matrixes accordingly.

El Paso executives said yesterday that they were ready to liquidate the trading portfolio by creating a separate unit backed by some company assets.

Pte Jenkins was left off the list of soldiers who fought when it was drawn up by an officer of a separate unit.

The company's TV division will also be split off into a separate unit by July 2014, with Sony restructuring to concentrate on the high-end of the market, specifically 4K models.

One cannot root the tree by taking every species as a separate unit and has to concentrate on transitions between well-defined large groups.

Index company and organizational names by placing each word in a separate unit in the order they appear in the title.

Under the agreement, which is similar to plans that create so-called bad banks, RBS said it would move the illiquid assets, mainly from its global markets division, into a separate unit backed by taxpayers.