Sentence examples for some of the operations from inspiring English sources

Nomura bought some of the operations of the failed investment bank, Lehman Brothers, last year.

Koch should be able to extract synergies by reintegrating Georgia-Pacific's business with some of the operations it had bought from the Atlanta firm in 2004.

One clue as to the degree of coordination of some of the operations is buried in court papers in the Bergersen case.

The case was under Mr. Morgenthau's jurisdiction because some of the operations were run out of an apartment in Lower Manhattan, the authorities said.

Officials with BP and other companies involved in the effort, who discussed the plans in detail at some of the operations rooms, said the best of several options included a "junk shot," which could be tried within the week.

Ms. Thorleifson said she could neither confirm nor deny any enforcement action the F.T.C. might be considering, but she added that some of the operations appeared to violate the federal law prohibiting unfair or deceptive trade practices.

Mombasa airport, to which some of the operation has been diverted, is even more of a 20th-century aviation relic.

He said overtime would be used to replace some of the Operation Impact officers, many of whom have been reassigned to precincts in recent months to replace officers who have been retiring.

The effects of some of the operation such as flow rates, temperatures of cooling water and air, and etc., were studied in detail.

In 1992, just four years after the factory opened, the Bain-controlled firm fired more than 100 workers and shipped some of the operation overseas.

(Perry was referring to the Holson Burnes factory, which made photo albums and picture frames. In 1992, just four years after the factory opened, the Bain-controlled firm fired more than 100 workers and shipped some of the operation overseas).