Sentence examples for off the division from inspiring English sources
"You check off the division, you check off the conference.
Russo's turnaround permitted AT&T to spin off the division as Avaya, Inc.
AOL Time Warner was trying to auction off the division to help pay its debts.
(U.S. Robotics was bought by 3Com, which spun off the division into Palm Inc).
When George Lucas agreed to sell off the division, in 1986, one of the buyers sniffing around was General Motors.
But the person briefed on the matter cautioned that McGraw-Hill might ultimately decide not to pursue a sale and instead spin off the division.
Some have speculated this means selling or spinning-off the division, but the statement's language leaves open other possibilities.
Mr Icahn was quoted as saying by the Financial Times and Bloomberg news agency that spinning-off the division was a "no brainer" and that such a move would boost its value.
For a manufacturing giant, the Hyundai deal was a dream: plenty of space for factories, room for worker housing and a population that would work for less than half the wages that Hyundai was accustomed to paying for labor in its Chinese factories (the Hyundai conglomerate that signed the deal still conducts manufacturing operations, although it spun-off the division that manufactures cars in 2001).
Therefore, the phenotype/genotype trade-off, the "division of labour" proposed by Ivica et al. [ 16] between complementary strains of the same replicator species is a possible, but not inevitable feature of the "enzyme"/ gene" pair [ 20].
In a once in a decade review, the regulator stopped short of recommending that BT be forced to split off Openreach, the division that owns the broadband infrastructure.
