Sentence examples for its main operations from inspiring English sources

Royal and SunAlliance said in 2003 that it did not consider its struggling United States business central to its main operations, and it stopped writing new policies with the eventual goal of exiting the American market it had served more than 150 years.

ZTE, one of the world's largest telecom equipment makers, suspended its main operations after it was barred in 2016 from doing business in the U.S. for violating sanctions against Iran and North Korea.

Mr. Mourdock emerged as the most outspoken opponent of the plan, in which the Obama administration financed the automaker as it sought to shed billions of dollars in debt and sell its main operations to Fiat of Italy.

If a deal is reached, it would mark the end of Coke's strategy of keeping its main operations, the development and marketing of the syrup concentrates that form the basis of its carbonated drinks, separate from the production and distribution of the end products.

Noncore assets are business units and loan portfolios that the bank does not view as central to its main operations.

Epic broke ground for the Verona campus in 2002 and began moving its main operations there from Madison in 2004.

Concerning its main operation parameters it is in several aspects analogous to the first tokamak based version of a "fusion transmutation of waste reactor".

Google is a company in transition, with the company's widened focus today on areas like mobile, video, driverless cars, cloud-based services like maps and other apps, and connected home products, expanding its reach it well beyond the search business that was its main operation when Eustace joined in 2002.

The Asian Terminal Incorporated also operates and employs local residents in the city, having its main operation along the Manila South Harbor and its container depository located in Santa Mesa.

The revised plan says that United will employ Starfish's pilots under the same contract as those who fly in its main operation.

He said that American had been working on streamlining its main operation before seriously looking at starting a low-cost airline.