Sentence examples for of its navy from inspiring English sources

Eaton said it used proceeds from the sale of its Navy controls business in the third quarter to pay down an additional $246 million of debt.

He came to Cornell in 2008 as the executive officer of its Navy R.O.T.C. program and as a Marine officer instructor.

The deaths began to mount, and when, in October of 2013, some three hundred people drowned in a wreck off Lampedusa, Italy was spurred to spend nine million euros a month — and to deploy a good part of its Navy — on a humanitarian search-and-rescue mission called Mare Nostrum (Our Sea).

In the latest development, Japan says a Chinese frigate locked weapon-targeting radar on one of its navy ships in waters near the islands, called Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China.

Debates in Germany over the role and size of its navy continued through the 1920s, when increased naval shipbuilding in France and the Soviet Union prompted the Germans to begin drawing up designs for large capital ships.

It follows a strategic review of its UK operations.

Chicago has created a Millennium Park, with sculptures, an auditorium and an extraordinary fountain, though the humdrum amusements of its Navy Pier seem to pull in more people.

These, says James Duderstadt, a former president of the University of Michigan, could provide the basis for a new prosperity, especially for his own car-crashed state.For other states less well-endowed, Chicago can offer hope of a different kind: not so much the example of its excellent restaurants or its vast convention centre, McCormick Place, but that of its Navy Pier.

His Texas Pacific Group sold the last of its Continental stock last year.

Harvard plans to close the Washington office of its Kennedy School of Government.

American International Group has named David M. Hupp chief executive of its AIG Aviation unit.