Sentence examples for supply divisions from inspiring English sources

In a warning on earnings, Centrica said market conditions remain "challenging", particularly in its business energy supply divisions in both Britain and the US, in UK gas-fired power generation and in UK gas storage.

Knight also argued that threatening to split up the companies by separating their generation and supply divisions will also "send a clear message to overseas investors that the UK is closed for business".

According to a report in Le Figaro, GE's interest could be exclusively in Alstom's power supply divisions, not the transport arm whose trains are a subject of national pride.

In 1999 General Motors, a by-word for vertical integration, spun off Delphi Automotive Systems, one of its supply divisions, for instance.So should the advent of the Internet have prompted Siemens to sell more businesses, or even to break itself up?

So he asked Tech Data's chief executive, Steven A. Raymund, to put him in charge of the company's supply division.

The company said the figure was becoming less relevant, since Home Depot was branching out into new businesses, like a supply division focused on lumber and cement.

The Boy Scouts of America has a site called scoutstuff.org, described as the organization's "supply division," where shoppers can create a shopping list and see prices.

Mr. O'Murchu had worked at SmithKline Beecham for 13 years, and as a project manager for its worldwide supply division, he said, his career had hit a roadblock.

"In our experience, there is sure a demand for longer-lasting footballs," said Shanelle Hall, the director of Unicef's supply division in Copenhagen, which buys about 30,000 balls a year.

This week the bankers fought back, forcing Home Depot to cut the price on the sale of its supply division and the trio of private-equity buyers to swallow higher interest rates on the debt.

Executives said they were restructuring the deal to sell Home Depot's supply division, a $12 billion business, to three private equity groups, which could result in a lower sales price.