Meanings of core parts in English

Cup competitors had much of their boat's core parts built here too.

He has so far said Sandoz businesses elsewhere remain core parts of Novartis.

His relatives controlled core parts of the army and economy, and corruption was rife.

His relatives controlled core parts of the army and economy.

No Starch solved this by publishing a book featuring projects using only those core parts!

His relatives controlled core parts of the army and economy, and critics said corruption was rife.

The conglomerate's cash reserves are growing as it slashes its stakes in core parts of its portfolio.

Engineering and computer science are core parts of the curriculum at the Girls' Middle School in Mountain View, Calif.

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Chipping away at the core parts of a business over time can often go unnoticed until issues emerge down the line.

Lamb's letter did not explain the reasoning for excluding the company from the core parts of networks but not other parts.

Shares of Magna have surged, with investors welcoming a renewed focus on its core parts business and with a surprise quarterly profit.

Narasimhan, a U.S. citizen and Harvard-trained doctor, has so far said that Sandoz businesses elsewhere including in Europe remain core parts of Novartis.

But the government would not go back on core parts of the reform such as removing obstacles for hiring for small and mid-sized companies.

For example, it quit physical energy trading in the United States less than a year after buying core parts of the former Sempra's trading operation.

But proposed deals have collapsed in the face of regulatory and political opposition to core parts of a country's financial system falling into foreign hands.