Sentence examples for through its operations from inspiring English sources

Abbott estimates that it saved $1.6 billion in U.S. taxes through its operations in more than a dozen countries.

In Asia, too, UBS has become a market leader, mainly through its operations in Singapore and Hong Kong.

Until April, all Facebook's UK advertising sales were routed through its operations in Dublin, reducing the UK tax bill.

The long term is impossibly uncertain; the short term is where money will be made or lost.So British Airways is combing through its operations to look for ways to keep cash, says David Spurlock, its strategy director.

Traidcraft, which is campaigning for greater legal accountability for companies operating overseas, said: "This is yet another case of an irresponsible company, listed in the UK, causing serious harm through its operations in a developing country.

The famous Mittelstand (small and medium-sized firms, often family-owned) went through its operations, step by step, judging what to do in Germany, what to send abroad and what to outsource.At the same time, economic policy took a new, liberalising, direction.

Through its Operation Worthy, as it is being called, Interpol aims to stifle the increasing demand in illegal elephant ivory, mostly from Asian countries such as China.

Mr. Glassen said it was part of an effort to "foist upon an unsuspecting and aroused public a law that would, through its operation, sound the death knell for the shooting sport and eventually disarm the American public".

The behavior of the solar still-storage tank system, designed and installed in Solar & other Energy Laboratory of NCSR "Demokritos", is investigated through its operation under real conditions by keeping tank water temperature constant in different levels.

Vice president Matt Brittin, Google's head of operations in Northern Europe, insisted that he stood by evidence he gave last year that all the company's European sales were routed through its operation in Ireland and so were not liable to UK taxes.

Vice-president Matt Brittin, Google's head of operations in northern Europe, insisted he stood by evidence he gave last year that all of the company's European sales were routed through its operation in Ireland and so were not liable to UK taxes.