Sentence examples for major joint venture from inspiring English sources

The company is contemplating an I.P.O., as well as a major joint venture with an Asian hotelier.

The German government has been making encouraging remarks about the recovery in the Russian economy, and at least one major joint venture in the energy sector is expected to be announced during the visit.

All our major joint venture and wholly owned portfolio companies grew operating profit before exceptional items and amortisation of intangibles and our investment fund proved resilient in a fluctuating market.

The ouster of a media chieftain is usually preceded by public signs of trouble, but Mr. Ganzi's fall after six years came as a surprise to executives at Hearst and some of its major joint venture partners, and to investment bankers who track the company closely.

However, earlier this month Andy Duncan, the now departed Channel 4 chief executive, admitted to MPs on the Commons culture, media and sport select committee that the broadcaster had given up hope of concluding a major joint venture deal with BBC Worldwide and was now focusing on a more limited partnership around areas such as DVD distribution and advertising sales.

Lankford and an unidentified "major" joint venture partner are buying the land in several pieces from separate trusts, downtown development sources said.

Shanghai Auto is the largest carmaker in China and has major joint ventures there with G.M. and the German automaker Volkswagen.

* Halliburton Co., Dallas, an oilfield services company, said its Brown & Root International Inc. unit had terminated its letter of intent to sell certain marine construction assets to Offshore Pipelines Inc. * Major Realty Corp., Orlando, Fla., said it would buy the Prudential Insurance Co. of America interest in the Major Realty/Prudential joint venture for $31 million.

Deal news made the morning's biggest headlines with the latest developments in a potential trans-Atlantic candy acquisition and signs that a major media joint venture is moving closer to reality.

Consistent with this, CEO indiscretions are associated with a significant decline in the acquisition of new major customers and joint venture partnerships, and CEO reputational costs are negatively and significantly related to the likelihood of obtaining a new major customer.

Even the ancient round citadel in Erbil bears the hoardings of 77 Construction group, a major Turkish-Iraqi joint venture.