Sentence examples for plate company from inspiring English sources

A plate company won't dish.

They include a hotel chain, a private charter company, a golf gear maker, a personalized car number plate company, a jeweler, a consumer electronics vendor and a holiday villa company in Spain.

By 1904, the American Tin Plate Company (capital stock owned by the United States Steel Corporation) had established the six facilities of the Pittsburgh Mills and six of the Pennsylvania Mills in New Kensington.

One example of such was that the Russian armor plate company lacked the capacity to make gun port armor for the gun turrets of the required thickness, but the builder somehow lost track of this fact and had to place a rush order with the French company of St. Chamond.

Officials think the measures to be announced on Thursday spell the end of "brass plate" companies in Europe – letter-box subsidiaries that do little genuine business, but help a firm lower its tax bill.

Meanwhile, EU authorities are aiming to shut down 'brass plate' companies in Europe, the practice where multinational corporations create a letter-box subsidiary in one country to cut their tax bill in another.

ENI was attracted by the size of the block, the prospect of accompanying tax holidays and a waiver of the usual requirement that production revenues be shared with the national oil company.Shell and ENI reject the suggestion that their joint purchase was a thinly disguised transaction with a dodgy brass-plate company.

The bride's father is an owner of Accent Abrasives, a diamond-plating company in Portland, Conn.

The acid leaked from a tank on the roof of the Reilly Plating Company and created a cloud over the area, the authorities said.

On Selleck Street the derelict Global Meat-Slicing Mandine and Plating Company, vacant for 20 years, is being demolished and its five-acre lot is to be remediated by Mathew Kenny, head of Global Development Enterprises L.L.C. "We are looking for anchor tenants for a 55,000-square-foot building that could accommodate offices and research and development companies," he said.

Mr. Abel, who was born in Israel, grew up in the Bronx and studied engineering at the City College of New York and Columbia University, started his business in 1976 in a small metal plating company that his father ran from a 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot 2,000-square-foot.