Sentence examples for create subsidiary from inspiring English sources

It can create subsidiary com munity corporations, which the Harlem group would probably eventually become, and it is empowered to cut through bureaucratic red tape.

And you will most likely create subsidiary health issues that will increasingly dog you through life (trouble breathing and sleeping, poor circulation, lingering colds and coughs).

While it is common for American companies to create subsidiaries in tax havens abroad, Enron had far more than most other companies, tax experts said.

Some of the proposals would seek to standardize the way profits are counted, and to assure that companies could not — as Apple did — create subsidiaries that had profits but, for tax purposes, were located nowhere.

Worse still, corporations in advanced countries can create subsidiaries in member countries through which to invest back home, and then sue, giving them a new channel to bloc regulations.

Technology and pharmaceutical companies, for example, often create subsidiaries in tax havens like Bermuda, to which they transfer the intellectual property and patents that earn them a large share of their total profits.

One problem is the plan that the deal lays out for Ireland is still incomplete, and creates subsidiary problems.

Yahoo! subsequently became part of the newly created subsidiary Oath, though it continued to exist as a distinct brand.

The tax maneuver starts with Blackstone partners selling to a newly created subsidiary corporation $3.7 billion worth of good will.

The Indian company will make the acquisition through a newly created subsidiary, Piramal Imaging SA. "The creation of Piramal Imaging allows us to pursue our mission to increase diagnostic accuracy of serious medical conditions for improved patient outcomes," says Dr. Swati A. Piramal, a director of Piramal Healthcare.

Short version: These two battery-powered bluetooth speakers are the first modern boomboxes designed by the newly created subsidiary Logitech UE.