Sentence examples for operations up for from inspiring English sources

It has put the Latin American operations up for sale.

Pfizer wants to focus on its core pharmaceuticals business and it put its infant nutrition and animal health operations up for sale last July.

Sara Lee had put its worldwide Champion operations up for sale last May and announced in January that it expected to sell its Champion Europe operations in the third quarter.

The bank's chairman, John McFarlane, told investors he was taking personal responsibility for restoring its fortunes after cutting the dividend for 2016 and 2017 and putting its once coveted African operations up for sale.

The move is in preparation for Japan's forthcoming "big bang" financial deregulation.After putting the equities and stockbroking parts of its investment-banking operations up for sale, Barclays said it remained committed to what was left of BZW, the British bank's investment-banking arm.

(See "BSkyB Connects With Tiscali") Tiscali had also put its Italian operations up for sale earlier this year but failed to reach a deal with any of the interested parties.

It put its aluminum operation up for sale to focus on carbon steel.

Here's the answer: According to Rolling Stone, just this spring, BP put its $3.1 billion United States wind farm operation up for sale.

Since then, the bank has decided to put its Russian retail operation up for sale and has been seeking to improve its loan books in Spain and Portugal.

He put the European credit card operation up for sale and sold off the Canadian card division, making it clear non-core assets would be on the block.

Mr. Moynihan has also put the European credit card operation up for sale and sold off the Canadian card division, as he makes it clear that any noncore asset is on the block.