Sentence examples for shell business from inspiring English sources

One Shell business partner that received Oxbridge funds was Xtreme Coil.

But the company that apparently created the shell business has been allowed to continue doing work on a $1.1 million Army contract, the report said.

Mr. Jambon, who has a 5percentt stake in Mr. Clément's slipper shell business, said that while some seafood producers remained skeptical, a growing consensus had emerged.

Sir David and Frederick Barclay have been named the richest people in media in Britain with a £2.3bn fortune, while tough times at Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell business has seen his wealth slashed by almost £150m.

An investigation into the Shell business shows that under its forecasts the Earth's temperature will rise nearly twice as much as the 2C threshold for dangerous climate change, and that the firm's own greenhouse gas emissions are still rising and will rocket further after the £47bn acquisition of rival BG Group.

It has also begun a voluntary redundancy programme as part of a plan to cut 10,300 jobs across the merged group, comprising 7,500 from the original Shell business, as it attempts to cope with the recent plunge in oil prices, and another 2,800 following the merger with BG.

One part was about a little town where the mortar-shell business had provided a little boomlet in the town, and one part was about Mennonites who didn't go to Vietnam — there is always tension with Mennonites during wars.

Clara Chikuni, a mother from rural Zimbabwe, has secured a stable income after starting her own mechanized shelling business two years ago.

"Shell's business principles are very clear: that we will not tolerate corruption or the taking or giving of bribes," said Michael McGarry, a spokesman for the company.

Work on the next set of scenarios began with a closer look at the principal actors in Shell's business environment: oil producers, consumers, and companies.

But most of the show was pure hard-shell show business, especially in the second half (the pop half).