Sentence examples for if subsidiary from inspiring English sources

If subsidiary banks like these are well capitalised and properly supervised, there should be no problem finding another buyer if the parent gets into trouble.

Constitutional change ultimately flows from the bottom up, not the top down (which results in "democratic constitutionalism"), but the courts play an important if subsidiary role in codifying and extending values that the American people themselves have come to embrace as fundamental (which results in "democratic constitutionalism").

In this model, two interactions support protofibril assembly: a primary interaction between γ-chains and a concomitant if subsidiary interaction between β-chains.

However, even if subsidiaries strongly depend on headquarters, they may still decide to engage in certain socially desirable activity – even if not legally required – in order to gain support from local communities (Kostova et al. [2008]) or to signal good working conditions (Backes-Gellner and Tuor [2010]).

Intelligent Finance (IF), the Halifax subsidiary, calculates that UK consumers could save more than £2 billion a year by switching their cards to it from one of the 'big four'.

Enron could file in Delaware if a subsidiary were incorporated there, he said.

But he does not have to: if his subsidiary gets into debt again, he can let the subsidiary go into Chapter 11.

Suing a parent company, the diocese, is made considerably more difficult if the subsidiary itself is a corporation.

But foreign bank operations were allowed to have low capital because it was assumed that their parent companies would supply capital if the subsidiary got into trouble.

"The idea is that if the subsidiary has financial difficulties, creditors should not be able to go after the parent company's assets".

Last year, one of Panda's subsidiaries disclosed in a corporate filing that it might not be able to make debt payments and that it was not clear if the subsidiary could continue as a going concern.