Sentence examples for dcc's from inspiring English sources

DCC's subsidiary sold the rest of its shares of Fyffes in early February 2000.

When he met with Mr. Flavin the day after DCC's subsidiary sold its first batch of Fyffes shares, he took along a bottle of Champagne on ice to celebrate the sale.

Berenberg said the placing would mean DCC kept within its planned debt limits: Importantly, this also means DCC can continue on its M&A strategy for the foreseeable future with the acquisition establishing a strong platform in continental Europe and reflecting DCC's ambition to grow the business further.

DCC, an Irish industrial holding company, sold its 10.2percentt stake in Fyffes in two batches in early 2000, shortly after James F. Flavin, DCC's chief executive and a Fyffes director, received internal reports that showed rough times ahead for Fyffes.

DCC's ability to flocculate hematite and the ability of formed flocs to withstand the shear forces of subsequent intense stirring depended markedly on the pH of the suspension.

A community-based program that is administered through local DCC's and that harnesses the experience of community members (CHW's) may be a promising strategy for the widespread dissemination of interventions effective at preventing type 2 diabetes in high risk individuals.

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The banks call it "dynamic currency conversion" (DCC), but it's simply another way to extract a fee.

When the index child was an introductory carrier, in 62% of the 61 cases the homologous serotype was found in the child's DCC at the same or the previous visit.

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By the 1990's, though, DCC had reinvented itself as a health care and technology holding company, and there was no place in its strategy for bananas.