The companies do not actually effect an acquisition of one another, but instead enter into an unbelievably complex set of agreements in which they agree to equalize their shares, run their operations collectively and share equally in profits, losses, dividends and any liquidation".
Then the ore is separated from the gangue by various operations known collectively as mineral processing, or ore dressing.
Moving to expand its galvanized steel operations, Worthington Industries said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire three independent galvanizing operations in Pennsylvania, collectively known as the Techs, for $300 million.
Kate Connolly Over the last 10 years, France has seen a sharp increase in the readership of alternative, far-right sites, blogs and social media operations, referred to collectively as the fachosphère – ("facho" is slang for fascist).
The decision by the ECB to create more money this week was especially significant in the way that Germany ensured that the risks of the operation would not be shared collectively, so that each national central bank is responsible for the liabilities of its own government.
"We are pleased that the Minnesota Court of Appeals, like all other federal and state courts to hear the matter, has unanimously upheld the structure and operation of the N.F.L.'s collectively bargained Policy on Anabolic Steroids and Related Substances," Greg Aiello, a league spokesman, said in a statement.
The Munich revenge attacks were collectively known as "Operation Wrath of God".
Collectively its clearinghouse operations generated 98.8% of revenues in the first nine months of 2007.
Today, Fort McKay First Nation (pop. 800) is surrounded by tar sands developments, collectively the largest industrial operation in the world.
