Sentence examples for service subsidiary from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Rai, 28, is an operations manager in the Manhattan office of the retail sales and service subsidiary of Canon.

Production genres not put into BBC Worldwide could be contracted out, spun off in management buyouts or put into a new public service subsidiary, it said.

IBM signed a 1956 consent decree ordering it to unload part of its punch-card business, create a service subsidiary to compete with the parent and allow customers to buy machines, not just lease them.

And despite the recent Senate Armed Services Committee hearing into various misdeeds committed by contractors working for Paravant, a Xe Service subsidiary or shell company, depending on how you look at it, that was working for Raytheon Technical Services, Xe may well win later this month a new Pentagon contract that could be worth as much as a billion dollars to train the Afghan police.

"All of the Qaddafi children and favorites are supposed to have income streams from the National Oil Company and oil service subsidiaries," one cable from 2006 says.

Employees at N.T.T.'s two local phone service subsidiaries and its long-distance unit make an average of 10 million yen, or $93,458, a year, one of the highest average salaries in Japan, and their average age is 43.

Recently, the investigation spread to Saipem, the oil services subsidiary of ENI, the Italian oil company.

Vivendi Universal has not yet announced second-quarter results for its environmental services subsidiary.

Many of the fees go to its loan closing services subsidiary, LandSafe Inc.

According to Tom Wrappe of SnapTrack, Qualcomm's location-based services subsidiary, "friend finder" services are also popular in Japan.

His father is an account sales executive at ACS, an information technology services subsidiary of Xerox, and works from Cheshire.