Four are near Bourke, a Darling river town where Clyde (a subsidiary of the British-based Swire group) has been an economic mainstay for 20 years.For the moment, the floods have allowed the Darling's farmers to fill their reservoirs.
London River Services, the TfL subsidiary responsible for the river, is "under-resourced and understaffed", it finds.
Last July, a subsidiary of Destiny Aircraft Corporation in Three Rivers, Mich., sent its brochures to every business above the 40th floor of the Empire State Building.
When the Tate Gallery announced plans for a subsidiary a few kilometers down the river in London, people talked about it for years.
When the Tate Gallery announced plans for a subsidiary a few miles down the river in London, people talked about it for years.
Below Middleton-in-Teesdale the valley broadens, and the river receives important right-bank tributaries the Lune, the Balder, and the Greta from subsidiary dales.
The most important among these Sanskrit versions is the Kathā-saritsāgara ("Ocean of Rivers of Stories") of Somadeva (11th century), which includes so many subsidiary tales that the main story line is frequently lost.
Clearly, the preferential loss of C4 derived C to the atmosphere as CO2 or fine particulate matter by combustion diminishes the quantity available for export to streams and rivers (Menaut and others 1990) and thereby should be considered a subsidiary control of riverine OC δC composition.
"The level of contamination was roughly 2x the normal contamination of untreated water from the Euphrates river," said one email dated July 15 2005 from William Granger, an employee of Halliburton's subsidiary, KBR.
The estuary at its entrance is about a mile wide, and on the right lies Paknam, a subsidiary port of Bangkok with a fort commanding the passage of the river.
