Sentence examples for into two operations from inspiring English sources
The subpoena requested information related to the department's discussions about MBIA's application to split into two operations.
The department authorized a split of MBIA into two operations, separating its traditional municipal bond insurance business from its crippling exposure to toxic mortgage-backed securities.
At that time, he proposed splitting the immigration agency into two operations, one dedicated to law enforcement and the other to providing services to immigrants.
MBIA's restructuring is at the center of the banks' lawsuit, which accuses the insurer of defrauding them when it split itself into two operations, separating its traditional municipal bond insurance business from its exposures to mortgage-backed securities.
He damaged his ankle at Newcastle United in the Premier League towards the end of last April and what he initially hoped would be a brief lay-off turned into two operations and an eight-month nightmare.
[C3.] Changes by G.E.'s Next Chairman In his first major corporate and personnel move since becoming president and chairman-elect of General Electric, Jeffrey R. Immelt, left, named Gary L. Rogers, head of GE Plastics, as a corporate vice chairman and split the plastics business into two operations.
The company, which plans to split into four operations, also lowered its forecast for the first quarter.
The game is broken into three operations; heart transplant, kidney transplant and brain surgery.
It splits its services into five operations - buying, capital, materials, medical and surgical, and non-medical services.
A battle between Mr. Diller and John C. Malone, chief executive of Liberty Media, has grown increasingly acrimonious, in large part because of Mr. Diller's attempt to increase IAC's value by splitting it into five operations.
Citing its plan to split into four operations focusing on consumer, business, broadband and wireless businesses, AT&T did not provide detailed financial guidance for the company as a whole in the year ahead, leaving some analysts confused.
