Sentence examples for division swap from inspiring English sources

A month later, Mr. Iger had his C.F.O. and the head of Disney's $12 billion theme park division swap their jobs.

A structure based on unwieldy divisions was swapped for one based on smaller, nimbler brigades.The 2008 war with Georgia also offered lessons.

In 2005, Citi hived off its investment management division in a swap for Legg Mason's retail brokerage division.

The new swaps division, he added, also "will provide necessary oversight of this market".

To garner support for his agenda, Gensler has mentioned that AIG's swaps division was run out of London and that Long-Term Capital Management, a leading hedge fund that was rescued in the late 1990s thanks to the efforts of the U.S. government, booked its disastrous swaps "in a Cayman Islands affiliate that wasn't much more than a P.O.

However, in such a division of land, such swaps that trade settlement areas for similarly sized land of Israel proper, are the only option acceptable to Palestinians to assure contiguity to their future state.

United's manager has read his history and dates the rivalry to the building of the Manchester Ship Canal, which happened to be completed in exactly the same year that the teams first met (Liverpool won the 1894 play-off, so the clubs swapped divisions).

Wigan and Palace swapped divisions in the summer, with the Latics relegated shortly after their Wembley triumph and Palace winning promotion through the play-offs.

If Mr. Sheinberg wasn't peeved with you that week — and if you passed the sniff test with his vigilant assistants — you might quickly wind up in the MCA "black tower," riffling through a fat legal file, or on a plane to Panama with one of the company's anti-piracy enforcers, or hanging around the music division, listening to its chief swap gossip with the district attorney.

Two high-priced older pitchers, Turk Wendell and Dennis Cook, have been swapped to the division rival Philadelphia for younger, cheaper pitching.

The division specialised in credit default swaps – complex deals to insure banks against default on loans – which have spectacularly backfired since the global economic crisis kicked in.