Sentence examples for replacement company from inspiring English sources
Locks of Love sent the mold and the order to a hair replacement company called Taylormade in Milbrae, Calif.
AutoSquad, Sterling, Va., a mobile tire-and-brake replacement company formerly known as TireVan, selected the RP3 Agency, Bethesda, Md., as its agency of record.
When they dissolved their partnership in 1950, Joe took over two small retail glass shops and grew them into The Globe Group, the nation's largest privately owned auto glass replacement company.
In fact, none of the nearly 3,000 test reports that investigators seized from the replacement company, American Standard Testing and Consulting Laboratories, contained legitimate test results, according to one person briefed on the inquiry that led to the charges.
The government has said it will set up a leaner replacement company, probably over the summer; until then, Greek viewers are left with six privately owned national channels and a host of local stations whose offerings vary widely in quality and whose news coverage is assumed to be influenced by the views of their owners.
The agency, which was developing direct response advertising for a surgical hair replacement company, heard nearly all the men in the focus group say they were not bothered by hair loss -- yet many were wearing hats during interviews that took place indoors on a warm day in Atlanta.
Consistent with our previous approach, we match (without replacement) companies with the closest predicted value within a maximum distance of 0.25%.
After estimating the propensity scores, we match (without replacement) companies that report under German GAAP with companies that report under IFRS and that have the closest predicted value from Eq. (9) within a maximum distance of 0.25%.
Mr. Heyer is currently searching for Mr. Jones's replacement, the company wrote in a letter to its employees.
Mr. Koch will take over as chairman from Walter R. Young and become president and chief executive until Champion Enterprises finds a permanent replacement, the company said.
Dell is creating computer components for easy removal and replacement, clothes company Patagonia set up the first multi-seller branded store on eBay for customers to sell their old Patagonia items, and Dutch company Mud Jeans is leasing rather than selling its denim for a monthly fee.
