Sentence examples for stemming from its from inspiring English sources

The agency said it did not learn of the violations until it performed an audit stemming from its investigation of the explosion.

In 2005, when KPMG signed a deferred prosecution agreement stemming from its marketing of illegal tax shelters, it agreed to maintain an effective compliance and ethics program.

Fourth, it had a limitation stemming from its sample size.

Butler commissioned a study that, it claimed, found that the publicity stemming from its Final Four appearances was worth more than $1 billion to the university.

However, it posted a $6.7 billion loss, largely stemming from its breakup fee after a collapsed merger with T-Mobile USA. T-Mobile USA

"If China has a hiccup" stemming from its efforts to slow the economy, he said, "it's going to cause a blowback to all those emerging-market countries".

The largest cable television provider, AT&T, was asked to clarify how it intends to comply with conditions stemming from its $44 billion purchase of the MediaOne Group.

The company warned on Tuesday that it might face additional investigations or lawsuits stemming from its involvement in the cartel.

It also has a deep aversion to sanctions, stemming from its own experience after the Communist revolution in 1949.

Infineon further said that it has sought settlements with those PC makers stemming from its admission.

It has faced an array of legal issues, many stemming from its acquisition of the subprime lender Countrywide Financial in 2008.