Sentence examples for nsg's from inspiring English sources

The NSG's sign-off might be especially elusive.

And shares of NSG's home market rival, Asahi Glass, have also fared better over five years.

Yet the performance of NSG's shares is the worst among its peers.

NSG's 12-member board now includes five non-Japanese and five independent directors.

The ultimate purpose of the NSG's guidelines is to prevent civilian nuclear material, equipment, and technology from reaching countries that might use it to construct nuclear weapons.

But it seemed a price worth paying to have China inside, playing by the NSG's rules rather than outside, undermining them.

Takeovers of recent years (think of the Japanese NSG group's purchase of Pilkington or General Electric's of Amersham or Telefónica's of O2) have led to Britain remaining the headquarters, or becoming joint headquarters, of a merged global group.

This is an account of the US Naval Security Group Command's (NSG) search for strategic management during a time of unprecedented change.

On 29 November, India's National Security Guards (NSG) conducted 'Operation Black Tornado' to flush out the remaining attackers; it resulted in the deaths of the last remaining attackers at the Taj hotel and ending all fighting in the attacks.

It would also break the rules of a little-known cartel, the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), of which both China, Pakistan's pal, and America, India's friend, are members.

Referring to its passage through the 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG), the Times of India gushed: "If the Beijing Olympics was China's coming-out party, the NSG waiver was India's".That was silly.