Sentence examples for establish subsidiary from inspiring English sources

In a separate blow to the government's academies scheme, a five-year independent report today suggests some academies have used government funds to establish subsidiary companies and that the government is failing to account for the money private sponsors are allocated.

On funding it says: "There is a missing link... between what academies are reporting in their own accounts and the reconciliation of these with the department's resource and accounts and against their funding agreement (in areas such as the use by some academies of general funding to establish subsidiary companies).

Over the years as it was melded first into MCA and then Universal, it acquired or established subsidiary labels like Brunswick, Coral, Vocalion and Mercury, whose recordings from the era of 78 r.p.m. discs are also part of the archive.

In fact, a company called LC LUXURIES LIMITED, or rather its most recently established subsidiary, US Cannabis, is very close to buying WeedMaps.

They established subsidiaries, trained professionals and encouraged the transfer of skills.

Heinz acquired food-processing companies and established subsidiaries in China, Africa, central and eastern Europe, and the Pacific Rim.

In Peru, Ecuador and most recently the Dominican Republic, with the attraction of its huge traffic between Santo Domingo and New York and Miami, the company established subsidiaries after the collapse of local carriers.

Despite Enron's close ties with politicians, it had an unpatriotic approach to taxation and had established subsidiaries in tax havens.

In 1956 it set out to develop these assets, establishing subsidiaries in oil and gas, minerals, fertilizers, food products, forest products, real estate, hotels, finance, trucking, telecommunications, shipping lines, and airlines.

Last year Debis acquired the U.K.-based fleet-management firm Masterdrive, established subsidiaries in Italy and France, bought the 19,000-vehicle portfolio of the South African telecom company Telkom and won business with Germany's Siemens.

The interviews further revealed that some Indian firms are taking a long-term perspective and are adopting different strategies to circumvent these restrictions, for example, by establishing subsidiaries and partnerships within the EU in order to serve the EU market from within.