Sentence examples for operation valued at from inspiring English sources

The operation, valued at half a million dollars, has been made possible by negotiations between the UN, the Government of Sudan, and the SPLM, which resulted in declarations by the warring parties of a "window of tranquillity" during which hostilities would cease and immunization could be carried out.

(See "BNP May Wing Fortis Assets").. BBVA posted an 18.0% drop in net profit owing to a payment of 300.0 million euros ($398.8 million) for losses related to the alleged Bernard Madoff fraud and early retirement payments at its Spanish operations valued at 602.0 million euros ($800.3 million).

The Spanish bank posted an 18.0% drop in net profit on Wednesday due to a payment of 300.0 million euros ($398.8 million) for losses related to the alleged Bernard Madoff fraud, as well as early retirement payments at its Spanish operations valued at 602.0 million euros ($800.3 million).

With 19 Appalachian mining operations valued at $2.6 billion in 2008, parent company Massey had demonstrated a merciless coveting for coal at any expense.

Now laying off workers due to market demands, with 19 union-busted Appalachian mining operations valued at $2.6 billion in 2008, the Richmond company shelled out $20 million in penalties for dumping toxic mine waste into the region's waterways in 2008; Massey also paid a record $4.2 million for civil and criminal fines in the death of two coal miners in West Virginia last year.

Barclays, with a strong UK retail business and the excellent Barclaycard operation, is valued at just 0.8 times its book value.

The North American operations are valued at about $700 million.

Coke's Norwegian and Swedish bottling operations are valued at about $822 million.

The Pennzoil-Quaker State Company said yesterday that it would sell operations this year valued at as much as $200 million as the company, the maker of the two best-selling brands of motor oils, gets out of the refining and retail-fuel businesses.

The operation has been valued at $250 million or more by financial analysts.

As a new report from HSBC notes, in 2007 Renault's own carmaking operations were in effect valued at €11 billion; recently the market has given them a negative valuation of around €7 billion.Peugeot-Citroën likewise has a stake in Faurecia, a successful maker of parts.