Sentence examples for infrastructure arm from inspiring English sources

These could be cut if PKP's overmanned infrastructure arm were cut first.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   Morgan Stanley Invests in Chinese Renewable Energy  |  The infrastructure arm of Morgan Stanley, along with two Asian private equity firms, are investing a total of $300 million in Zhaoheng Hydropower, a company that generates power from water, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Infrastructure arm is investing $5 billion in new roads and metro systems to be completed by 2012.

Plans to list infrastructure arm Jaypee Infratech, which is building a 165 km long expressway connecting Delhi to Agra, site of the Taj Mahal.

A consortium led by JP Morgan's infrastructure investment arm emerged as the winner of the intense auction with a £4.2bn bid for the company, beating rival groups led by Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.

Two of Canada's largest pension funds, the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Borealis, the infrastructure investment arm of the Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (Omers), have paid £2.1bn to operate Britain's only high-speed railway line for the next 30 years.

It offered few firm details, saying only that heads of terms had been agreed with Infracapital, the infrastructure equity investment arm of M&G Prudential.

In 2005-06 Mukesh and his younger brother, Anil, broke up the company: Mukesh kept Reliance Industries while Anil got the 2G telecoms, infrastructure and finance arms, collectively now known as Reliance Group.

The theory, one senior administration official said, is that if the North reneged, and refused to dismantle its nuclear arms infrastructure, including a plant at Yongbyon, it would be defying not only the United States but also all of its primary allies.

Countries like Iran who can no longer officially buy weapons from the U.S. due to severance of diplomatic ties, find underground private dealers to augment their American arms infrastructure from past dealings.

The president's $19 billion request would allow the Pentagon and Energy Department to move toward a multiyear overhaul of the atomic arms infrastructure that is expected to cost $320 billion over a decade and up to 1 trillion dollars over 30 years.