Sentence examples for engineering subsidiary from inspiring English sources
Given the new focus, Mr. Scaroni has resisted selling Eni's controlling stake in Saipem, a drilling and engineering subsidiary.
The offer by ThyssenKrupp for the Mannesmann automotive engineering subsidiary, called Atecs, was considered a surprise, partly because Vodafone and Mannesmann had been planning to sell the subsidiary through a public stock offering in June.
Canadian-based electrochemical cell testing equipment manufacturer Greenlight Innovation has set up a European service and engineering subsidiary company.
Automobile design division Mercedes-Benz Style has taken on the aesthetic side of things, and Lufthansa Technik – an engineering subsidiary of Lufthansa with expertise in retrofitting and customising aircraft – is charged with making it fly.
The Houston-based oil services conglomerate's construction and engineering subsidiary, KBR, and other subsidiaries that filed for bankruptcy protection in December 2003 as part of the settlement have emerged from Chapter 11.
The lawsuit targets seven companies in total, all of which are reportedly linked to work done by multi-national water company Veolia North America, international firm Leo A. Daly Co., and its American engineering subsidiary, Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, all of which are named in the suit.
Halliburton's construction-and-engineering subsidiary, Brown & Root Services, started working with the U.S. military decades before Cheney joined the firm.
Mr. Sun is a Chinese site manager for Cambodia Iron & Steel Mining Industry Group, a Chinese company based in Phnom Penh that on Dec. 31 signed a deal to build the three-part project with China Major Bridge Engineering, a subsidiary of China Railway Group, a state-owned behemoth.
The revenues of its engineering and construction subsidiary, Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR), were 68% higher than in the same quarter of last year, thanks to government contracts in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, its engineering and construction subsidiary Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR) won an additional $3m contract to assess the damage that the invasion had done to Kuwait's infrastructure - a contract whose value had multiplied seven times by the end of KBR's involvement.
One of the men, a 21-year veteran of the Marines, contended in an arbitration filing that he was paid less than his colleagues, endured racist epithets, was passed over for promotion in favor of less-qualified people who were white and ultimately lost his job at Kellogg Brown & Root, the engineering and construction subsidiary of Halliburton, which is a major global supplier of oil field services.
