Preposition: of

• pitney: For example geico tho one wasn't subsidiary of pitney.

Converse of object

• wholly-own: Oxford BioMedica has a wholly-owned subsidiary in San Diego, USA.

• own: Euro Cargo Rail is a wholly owned subsidiary of English Welsh & Scottish Railroad Holdings Limited.

• qualify: Any property managing subsidiary of the issuing company must also be a qualifying 90 % subsidiary of the issuing company.

Adjective modifier

• overseas: Example Suppose an overseas banking subsidiary has made a number of third party loans that exceed its balance sheet capability.

• foreign: The foreign subsidiary has to start up a new activity.

• Canadian: In 1946 the Canadian subsidiary of de Havilland designed and built a replacement for the Tiger Moth.

• German: The H&M Group has further acquired the American clothing chain GAP's German subsidiary.

• Australian: A judge found BAT's Australian subsidiary had " deliberately obliterated " documents, depriving her of the right to a fair trial.

Modifies a noun

• undertaking: The balance sheets of overseas subsidiary undertakings are expressed in sterling at year end exchange rates.

• trading: It was considered that the only marketable asset the Charity had was the shareholding in one of its subsidiary trading companies.

• dial: The clock had an eight-day lever movement striking the hour and the half hour and a subsidiary alarm dial and mechanism.

• body: In 1999, the proposal for a rule change to denote subsidiary bodies went through on the second day without any fuss.

Noun used with modifier

• joytech: Level gambling disorder play for fun its joytech subsidiary.

• trading: Back to top Do we need a trading subsidiary?

• banking: Example Suppose an overseas banking subsidiary has made a number of third party loans that exceed its balance sheet capability.