Sentence examples for division off from inspiring English sources

According to Mr Costa's leaked plea-bargain testimony, the mischief involved siphoning 3% of the value of contracts signed with his division off to slush funds for politicians, including Ms Rousseff's left-wing Workers Partyy (PT) and its coalition allies.

Pfizer, which spun its animal health division off as Zoetis this year, withdrew its roxarsone drug, 3-Nitro, from the market in 2011 after the F.D.A. found inorganic arsenic in chicken livers.

Now comes China Railway Telecom, created by splitting the telecommunications division off of the railway ministry.

The company said yesterday that it would spin its payment services division off from information services by next summer.

German car firms, which specialise in big and thirsty cars, have the financial might to come up with technical solutions (as well as already making smaller models).DaimlerChrysler recently had, in effect, to pay Cerberus, a private-equity firm, to take its battered American division off its hands.

In December, DuPont announced it was getting its pharmaceutical division off its back.

The division marches off to college.

England's top division kicks off on 17 August.

The mobile phone maker Nokia said it would cut 550 of the 18,500 jobs at its networks division, laying off workers in Britain, Finland, Sweden and the United States.

HSBC, the London-based bank, said yesterday that it would shut its Decision One Mortgage division, lay off 750 people and take a charge of $945 million.

Bond division spun off, public in 1994.