Sentence examples for extending their operations from inspiring English sources

With the Camorra, the organised crime syndicate of the area round Naples, the Sicilian mafia and the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta all extending their operations northwards, moreover, the phenomenon has spread.

Facebook, Amazon, IBM and Microsoft are all extending their operations, and a multitude of smaller US firms are basing their international headquarters in London.

The prospect of loss of life at sea constrains fishers from extending their operations seawards and away from heavily exploited inshore fisheries.

The ruling People's Party (PP) is considering extending their operation for another two decades.

Public banks through a bioarchive offer the availability of HLA compatibles for allogenic transplants, and have the possibility of extending their operation to benefit the many ethnicities that weave the fabric of Mexican society, because they are embedded in national health care systems, and networks that sometimes are international in nature.

A second official said that as Mexican cartels extended their operations from Latin America to Africa, Europe and the Middle East, the reach of the operations had grown as well.

In a surprising public acknowledgment, President Felipe Calderón of Mexico said last week that drug cartels had extended their operations into the theft of oil, Mexico's leading source of foreign income, which finances about 40percentt of the national budget.

Another fear about the recent weakening of local insurgent groups is that Maoists, identified as India's biggest internal security threat by prime minister Manmohan Singh, will extend their operations to Northeast India.

Mr. Wiser said that supple mental airlines, which he ac cused of having extended their operations far beyond char tered service, were one of the principal reasons for the finan cial difficulties of the sched uled airlines.

Meanwhile in banking, the most prominent of financial houses to extend their operations beyond the Alps were the Bonsignori company of Siena and the Florentine houses of the Acciaiuoli (with 53 branches throughout Europe), the Peruzzi (83 branches), and the Bardi (even larger than the Peruzzi).

As a result, all such estimates must be based, at best, on secondhand sources, all of whom share interests in securing additional resources to extend their operations to additional clients.