Sentence examples for its separately from inspiring English sources

Citi had hoped to keep its prize assets as it whittled down its separately housed "legacy" businesses.

Genzyme plans to combine Biomatrix with two of its separately traded units, Genzyme Surgical Products and Genzyme Tissue Repair, to create a company called Genzyme Biosurgery.

The company said Mark M. Jacobs, managing director of Goldman , Sachs & Company an adviser to Reliant, would become chief financial officer for both the parent company and its separately traded Reliant Resources Inc. energy-trading unit on July 29.

[C5.] Good Quarter at News Corporation Results at the News Corporation and its separately traded Fox Entertainment subsidiary, which includes most of the company's United States operations, surpassed expectations as the companies' television units profited from trends including a modest rebound in advertising.

In addition to governing a municipality of 13.6 million residents — the core of the world's most populous urban area, with at least 20 million more people in its separately administered suburbs — Ms. Koike will be responsible for preparing Tokyo for the Summer Olympic Games in 2020.

Results at both the News Corporation and its separately traded Fox Entertainment subsidiary, which includes most of the company's United States operations, surpassed analysts' expectations as the companies' television units profited from trends including a modest rebound in the advertising market.

From an internal memo that I've seen, CBS effectively dissolved its separately-run Interactive Music Group (which included Metrolyrics, Last.fm and some ad sales people) back in August.

Pakistan keeps control over its nuclear arsenal in part by storing its warheads separately from its missile- and aircraft-delivery systems.

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Alibaba is also in discussions with Yahoo about buying back its stake on its own, separately from any takeover of Yahoo as a whole.

Until now, Beijing has pursued a cautious deterrence policy, declaring it would never be the first to use nuclear weapons in a conflict and storing its warheads and its missiles separately, both strictly under the control of the top leadership.