Sentence examples for key stakes from inspiring English sources

The state is particularly strong in the defence and aerospace industry, holding key stakes in EADS, Safran/Snecma (an odd jet-engine/computing hybrid) and Thales, a defence-electronics firm.Even below the radar of the APE, state-owned banks and firms have small stakes in other companies.

Toyota, the industry's profitability champion, has only four brands and a handful of models, but a huge range of variants on them.The industry has experienced a 20-year splurge that has seen, for instance, GM swallow Saab and Daewoo, while signing up Isuzu, Subaru and Suzuki in Japan, taking key stakes in them in order to share their small-car expertise and gain access to the Asian market.

By combining the two companies, Lee Jae-yong would own key stakes in Samsung Electronics through the newly combined entity's partial ownership of Samsung Life Insurance, and thus in Samsung Electronics.

Personally I wouldn't want anyone with a key stake in any company espousing such views.

But by making teenagers feel welcome there and giving my generation a key stake in its future I have every confidence we'll emerge from the downturn a far stronger, more confident town.

Royal Dutch Shell yesterday took a key stake in one of Iraq's leading oilfields as the latest round of a national auction gave foreign companies access to more than a third of the country's oil.

Royal Bank of Scotland emerged yesterday as a possible bidder for a key stake in Bank of China, the country's second largest bank, in the face of stiff rivalry from a list of suitors that includes some of the west's leading organisations in the sector.

Shell reaffirmed its position as a leading player in post-war Iraq by taking a key stake in the vast Majnoon field, east of Basra, which is thought to hold about 10% of the country's estimated reserves of 115bn barrels.

Cyber-security should become a key stake-holder policy and should therefore be called UAE smart defense policy, if considered national, more than the city borders.

The sisters also have shares of Bradespar, the bank's non-financial arm, which holds a key stake in Vale SA, the world's largest iron-ore exporter.

Defendants in the other 12 trials, which took place between 1946 1949, included doctors, jurists, industrialists, and other key stake holders in the Nazi state.