The last new commercial reactor, run by the Tennessee Valley Authority, came online in 1996.
Remploy is reviewing a number of commercial bids to run the last two factories in Wales, which employ about 140 people.
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When Bimantara listed its shares on the stock exchange in 1995, it enhanced its image as a commercial, professionally run organisation.
The last new commercial reactor, run by the Tennessee Valley Authority (nyse: TVC - news - people ), came online in 1996.
There is a danger that at some point a big commercial bank will run out of the collateral or assets needed for emergency borrowing from the European Central Bank or its relevant national central bank.
The C919 is China's answer to the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 -- a single-aisle, 168-seat, narrow-body commercial liner produced by Chinese state-run aircraft manufacturer Comac (Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China).
For the first time in 21 years, a residential real estate company will run a commercial during the big game.
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And, he says, the association will continue to defend phosphate use in commercial markets, because there would be technical problems with extending the ban to commercial dishwashers, which run at higher temperatures and on shorter cycles.
With what they call "enhanced underwriting, " the spots have grown from "the following program is brought to you by a grawnt (yes, grawnt) from Mobil" -- which I still think is the best ad ever written in 12 words or less -- to full-blown productions showing products and services that could and do run on commercial TV.
Having two versions, he says, confuses consumers: better to run a single commercial which, these days, can appeal to all races.
But a failure to continue to attract top talent first, and to perform on the pitch on a second level, could hurt commercial revenues in the longer run.
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Simon Mundy, chair of the Wales European Arts Forum, said it was unwise for public authorities to spend large amounts of public money on arts or heritage projects and then imagine they would run themselves as commercial enterprises.
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It would be distinct from the commercial service, which Worldwide would run, and which would take advertising.
The commercial process in particular has been run with unnecessary levels of secrecy.
Of course, commercial banks are vulnerable to a run on customer deposits.
Pemex says its operations will continue to run normally - and commercial and financial obligations will continue to be met - despite the blast.
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That will give the prime minister, Najib Razak, an opportunity to make an appointment that proves that the firm really is run on a completely commercial basis.
"I think we'll see another classic lineup from them, " says Hayzlett, who during his tenure at Eastman Kodak was often urged by his team to run a Super Bowl commercial.
The collapse of Bear Stearns was triggered by a run of its creditors and customers, analogous to the run of depositors on a commercial bank.
Simon Edgley from publishers Trinity Mirror Southern said local authorities were competing for advertising space without having to run a business on a commercial basis.
Air France commercial flights are to resume November 7, while British Airways will run a preview flight for corporate customers and reporters the same day and resume its regular commercial service on November 9.
First, in the long run they can compete with big commercial banks like Wachovia.
"The whole industry wants to run efficiently, it would make commercial and environmental sense, " a spokesman said.
Most popular guesses about the Internet's commercial future have concentrated on fashionable new companies run by geek billionaires.
Tata starting the country's first commercial airline, which is now state-run Air India.
This is not to say that all of healthcare should be run the way our airports and commercial airlines are.
Some are run by BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm of the corporation.
It's true that Advantage could be better run to favor the more efficient commercial carriers that are restraining health spending in some parts of the country.
Red-Handed is backed by BBC America, a cable and satellite channel run by the corporation's commercial arm BBC Worldwide, which is dedicated to showing "the best of British talent".
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