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• The Florida Supreme Court ordered Sauls to carry out its three-part order.
• Fritz fills parts orders within three hours, then stores finished products and ships them as needed.
• The company also receives a number of parts orders for Models As, which were introduced in 1927.
• The company said parts orders in aerospace and jets have edged down but are up in machinery and shipbuilding.
• The huge amount of deadwood data slowed down everything from checking for duplicate parts orders to analyzing the supplier list.
• We've not been able to place them in any part order of what's affecting business the most ."
• A glut of vehicles and slow U . S . sales have forced automakers to cut production and reduce their parts orders in recent months.
• Meanwhile, the parts order has cost more than what anyone expected, and Geoff is forced to beg the crew to pay for the steel.
• Three U . S . companies won $ 450 million'worth of aircraft and parts orders from the South Korean government, the Ministry of Defense said.
• The new company's first effort will be to automate parts orders between dealers and collision repair shops, which handle $ 15 billion in business a year.
• Last year the company moved to speed the processing of parts orders in a day and urgent, aircraft-on-ground ( AOG ) orders in two hours.
• The auto maker settled its industrial espionage suit against Volkswagen AG in return for a $ 100 million payment and $ 1 billion in parts orders over the next seven years.
• On April 9 prosecutors went before a judge for an emergency three-part order that was granted and announced with fanfare, along with the damning affidavit and an indignant press release.
• Amazed at the tenacity of Jobs, Terrell assured the credit manager if the computers showed up in his stores Jobs would be paid and would have more than enough money to pay for the parts order.
• In East Germany, the state-owned DEFA studio produced a slightly shorter edition of the series, dubbed to German, which ran 409 minutes and maintained the four-part order of the original.
• A Global 100 manufacturing company uses Saffron Technology in a number of operational areas to leverage past engineering decisions and business experiences, such as component and part order optimization, failure root-cause analysis, and predictive maintenance.
• In his letter, Hashimoto warned that U . S . tariffs might backfire because Japanese automakers, already hurt by investor concerns that Japan will be priced out of the American luxury car market, might cut back on auto parts orders.
• Smith and other officials said the current system of parts ordering between the Big Three's 17, 500 dealers and repair shops was outdated and cumbersome, with a collision repair taking an average of four separate parts orders placed over the phone or through faxes.
• One was a Houston start-up company called Compaq Computer, whose founder, Rod Canion, had the unlikely notion that he could compete with the mighty International Business Machines Corp . by producing a clone of the original IBM PC . Compaq's first parts order from Kent, in 1983, was secured by Canion's personal credit card.