Sentence examples for security subsidiary from inspiring English sources
Both companies will continue to hold a stake in Kroll-O'Gara's Internet security subsidiary, Securify Inc., which will be spun off as a private company,.
The company, whose security subsidiary is the largest provider of airport security personnel in the country, pleaded guilty to two felonies and agreed to pay $1.2 million.
Now Tyco has found more problems, through an internal audit of its ADT security subsidiary, and has fired five executives, including the president of its fire and safety operation.
United Technologies flew three engineers from its Lenel security subsidiary in Rochester to Guangzhou, the biggest metropolis in southeastern China, to customize a 2,000-camera 2,000-camera sinetworkrge neinhborhood, the first step toward a citywide network of 250,000 camerasinglee instalargebefore the Asianeighborhood010.
"The use of force and what happens when officers use force is materially different now," said Michael G. Cherkasky, the former monitor of the federal consent decree and the chief executive of Altegrity Inc., the holding company for the security subsidiary Chief Bratton will join.
Telephone company Bell Canadas communications security subsidiary uses Azul, with an eye to managing profiles and billing info for millions of customers on the parent companys intranet when it is deemed ready for Bell Canadas 100 million monthly data requests.
Each has a separately incorporated securities subsidiary in Japan – Citigroup Global Markets Japan and JPMorgan Securities Japan Company – that might be available for a guilty plea that would minimize the impact on their banking operations in critical financial centers like London and New York.
The bridegroom, 27, is a software designer in Chicago for the securities subsidiary of Bank One.
He works on debt structuring for the securities subsidiary of J. P. Morgan Chase in New York.
He is an associate stock analyst in the securities subsidiary of J.P. Morgan Chase in New York.
He is a vice president for corporate finance in the securities subsidiary of J. P. Morgan Chase in New York.
