Sentence examples for us subsidiaries from inspiring English sources

Hikma Pharmaceuticals canceled a contract with Arkansas prison officials in 2013, after it learned the state purchased a seizure medication and another drug to use in lethal injections from one of its US subsidiaries.

RBS lobbies with in-house staff at two US subsidiaries, RBS Securities and Citizen's Financial.

CETA does everything TTIP threatens to do, giving big Canadian corporations (and US subsidiaries in Canada) huge power to take on European governments when they fail to toe the line.

For the first time, the Fed had subjected the US subsidiaries of foreign banks to the tests, which are meant to ensure that banks have enough capital on hand to withstand another financial crisis.

The empirical analysis relates the number of inventions in Japan and that in the US, as measured by the number of patents issued by the USPTO, to the parent's R&D, the US subsidiaries' R&D, the presence of R&D in Europe, the firm's experience in the US, entry mode, and industry dummies.

However, Kluike ([2012]) analyses 33 US subsidiaries in Switzerland and finds a training participation rate of 52%, which is substantially above the training participation rate in Switzerland (even for domestic firms), most likely because she analyses larger firms that on average employ more than 300 employees.

The law covers some products sold even by non-US subsidiaries of US companies [like Amazon.co.uk].

Non-US subsidiaries, including the 600 UK shops, are not involved in the bankruptcy proceedings, but hundreds more American stores could now close – on top of the 500 that have shut in the last year.

This may explain reluctance of the manufacturer to disclose his knowledge of the end buyer's identity--the US subsidiary being exclusive broker of the entire deal.

The stores of Toys RR" Us and subsidiaries like Kids "R" Us have been a mess for some time old and dirty.

After an FBI investigation, UBS announced it would cease providing cross-border private banking services to US-domiciled clients through its non-US regulated subsidiaries.