Sentence examples for division publicly from inspiring English sources
In a 2007 interview, Stephen T. Hearst, the general manager of Hearst's Western properties division, publicly mulled razing the Chronicle building.
That same month, John Sidgmore, the founder of the UUnet Internet division, publicly disclosed that the widely celebrated entity that was at the center of WorldCom's data strategy was simply not profitable.
This week Lord Wilson, the newest appointment to the supreme court, and Sir Nicholas Wall, president of the family division, publicly joined those urging the government to rethink its proposals, branding them a false economy and an impediment to swift justice.
"Companies like AccTrak21 are still a very tough sell here [in Malaysia] and pretty much everywhere else in Asia," explains Megat Mizan, a director of Kuala Lumpur's Kenanga Venture Capital, a division of publicly traded K&N Kenanga Holdings Berhad (22% owned by Deutsche Bank).
S&P is a division of publicly traded McGraw-Hill (NYSE MHP), with annual revenues of $2.61 billion for 2009 (that's nearly 44% of the parent company's $5.95 billion in revenue).
Revolution is a privately held company, but most Hollywood studios, including Paramount, are divisions of publicly traded corporations.
When the institute expanded the comparison to include 18 winners that were divisions of publicly traded companies, it found that calculating them into a portfolio was tricky.
The other is Spicer Driveshaft, a division of the publicly held Dana Corporation.
The NSW division has already publicly acknowledged and apologised to the people of NSW for these matters and taken detailed steps to prevent such issues reoccurring".
Alloy Media + Marketing, a division of the publicly listed Alloy, has agreed to acquire high school sports social network and portal TAKKLE and intends to fold it into its youth-focused media and advertising network http://www.TEEN.com.
At least that is the conclusion from a new Breakingviews calculator that compares revenue multiples at each of its divisions with similar publicly traded companies.
