Sentence examples similar to conversion of foreign operations from inspiring English sources

And, no, we're not thinking of foreign operations at this time".

The effect of foreign operations on the domestic activities of multinational firms therefore remains an open question (Blonigen 1997).

Under the direction of foreign operations chief James Cantalupo, 55, about 95% of all new McDonald's stores will be overseas.

Revlon has increased sales by introducing the most new products in five years, but increased advertising spending and conversion of foreign sales into dollars has hurt overseas sales.

Another is reduced profits from foreign operations of U.S. multinationals.

As foreign operations of U.S. multinationals slow, effective tax rates will rise and foreign currency translation losses will persist as the dollar continues to climb.

As foreign operations of U.S. multinationals slow, effective tax rates will rise and foreign currency translation losses will persist as the buck continues to climb.

Jim Kolbe of Arizona: Foreign operations, export financing and related programs.

Corporations are profiting from sales of their foreign operations, especially in China and India.

Senator Patrick Leahy, chairman of the foreign operations appropriations subcommittee, said the revelations were troubling.

American International Group (60) is the most global of insurers: Foreign operations are half the revenues.