Sentence examples for which has relationships from inspiring English sources

Brilliance Auto, which has relationships with BMW and Porsche, is the other Chinese carmaker on the main floor.

Loudeye, which has relationships with all five major record labels as well as more than 800 independent labels, will offer 100,000 song samples to MSN sites.

Mr. Robbin said that Songza is merely passing users' queries along to Google's YouTube, which has relationships with the music studios.

Bank of Scotland, which has relationships with several insurers, believes that, as consumers become more Internet-savvy and price-conscious, they will want the best insurance products, not a manufactured in-house brand.

Well no more, as today it was acquired by Ticketfly, the second-biggest concert ticket seller in America, which has relationships with thousands of venues.

VeriSign has teamed with the film technology veteran Technicolor (which has relationships with all the nearby movie studios) to build a service that allows customers to download movies to their televisions over broadband, all connecting over Atlas.

Punjab has long been the fiefdom of Islamist militant groups which have relationships with Pakistani security services and usually refrain from striking within the country.

General concepts refer to the terms which have relationships with many entities but have meaningless concept, such as "disease".

Germany, which has close relationships with its neighbour Poland, is expected to take the role of compromise broker in the summit.

Finally, IGT made a strategic acquisition of Indian gaming company Sodak, which has significant relationships with the tribal community.

The deal would benefit Deutsche Telekom's pan-European ambitions by putting it in a relationship with the Dutch phone company Royal KPN, which has a relationship with Qwest.