Sentence examples for corporate branch from inspiring English sources

In response Occupy activists invaded the reception area of AIB's corporate branch in Dublin's financial district on Wednesday afternoon.

In 1976 Bill Adams and Ellen moved to San Francisco, where he helped to open the corporate branch of the Chemical Bank.

With corporate branch offices it can be a much slower process to fire someone because there's often a chain of command to go through.

Last year, Citibank opened a corporate branch office in Israel and was granted a license to open retail banking offices there.

Officials offered no other explanation, but the retreat followed weeks of protests by outsiders — from foreign computer makers to foreign governments to foreign corporate branch offices — that said the software stifled free speech, compromised corporate security and threatened computers' stability.

Members of the Empire Supporters Club, who bang and chant behind the west goal in Giants Stadium, rented a house in Utah and partied for days; some members of Raging Bull Nation, who cluster in a separate corner during home games, were present; and so were approximately 50 guests of Red Bull America, the corporate branch in Santa Monica, Calif., which often throws a party at road games.

RBS could close some of its corporate branches and concentrate on the NatWest retail brand.

After the merger they will trim 6,000 jobs from their combined total of 78,000 and will close 300 retail and corporate branches (including 30 outside Japan) out of just over 1,400.

The military-corporate branch of the American government remains well beyond public reach.

But his most recent New Year's press conference had as its centerpiece a kind of corporate olive branch called "The Pact of Responsibility," which makes a number of major concessions to French businesses in an attempt to lower France's high unemployment rate (nearly eleven per cent).

Then he led its corporate-derivatives branch in London.