Sentence examples for divisions dealing with from inspiring English sources

Recently Merrill has announced that it would be shedding 3,400 jobs worldwide, including 400 in London but it has left divisions dealing with European equities unscathed.

Since becoming Coca-Cola's chief executive this year, Douglas N. Daft has made "think local, act local" the company's mantra, stressing the need for its many divisions, dealing with widely disparate cultures around the world, to develop some autonomy and stay relevant in their local markets.

After the partnership was dissolved, he and wife Gauri restructured the company as Red Chillies Entertainment, which includes divisions dealing with film and television production, visual effects, and advertising.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told VICE the head of the Ministry's regional division dealing with Indonesia relations met with Mr Wenda during his visit to discuss the human rights situation in Papua.

That means automakers have to prepare for boosting spending on storage, said Intel's Doug Davis, senior vice president and general manager of a division dealing with cutting-edge mobile devices.

Her career with the UN began in October 1984 at UNICEF Headquarters in New York working in the programme division dealing with poverty and exclusion in urban areas.

The division dealt with a number of big turnaround cases, including luggage maker Samsonite, Liverpool FC and Thomas Cook.

Despite internal divisions over dealing with Mr. Arafat, the Bush administration continues to regard him as the only Palestinian with enough influence to strike a durable deal with Israel.

At least one government division or office dealing with consumer affairs has been set up in each of the 50 states.

The Charles Schwab Corporation, the discount broker, yesterday named John Phillip Coghlan, formerly head of its institutional business, to run its retail division, which is dealing with a decline in client trading amid falling stock prices.

My interpretation of this is that if the security and intelligence communities want to get serious about anticipating and responding to climate-related factors they shouldn't create special divisions that deal with climate.