dosco造句

• The quarry was closed in 1966 following DOSCO's financial difficulties.
• DOSCO wasn't quite finished with its CR & C subsidiary.
• In 1994, the company acquired Sidbec-Dosco.
• DOSCO was one of the largest private employers in Canada during the 1930s-1950s.
• DOSCO implemented management processes that put a halt to the financial troubles through the 1930s.
• DOSCO management and marketing practices halted the decline under BESCO and the company was stabilized.
• They traveled there on one of the Dosco coal boats that was headed for Montreal.
• In 1957 DOSCO was acquired by Avro Canada, which became Hawker Siddeley Canada in 1962.
• The Dosco machine was one of the few items retrieved from pit bottom to the surface.
• By 1967, DOSCO announced plans to close the mill and began phasing out the coal mines.
• The ore was shipped for processing to DOSCO's steel mill in Sydney, Nova Scotia.
• In 1957, DOSCO was purchased as a subsidiary of nationalized by the federal and provincial governments.
• In the mid-1960s, DOSCO fell into financial difficulty as coal and steel usage continued to decline.
• DOSCO's assets were nationalized to become SYSCO . CC & F closed its operations and the plants demolished.
• DOSCO was purchased in 1957 by A . V . Roe Canada Co . Ltd . and made a subsidiary.
• Hawker Siddeley sought to reduce losses at its DOSCO subsidiary acquired through the takeover of A . V . Roe.
• In 1930, BESCO reorganized as Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation ( DOSCO ) and abandoned the anti-labour tactics.
• The Loop is a DOSCO electro-hydraulic excavating machines were used, giving a maximum work rate of per week.
• Coal production under DOSCO peaked in the early 1940s and in 1957 the company became a subsidiary of Hawker-Siddley Group.
• His late father, Luke, was a Dosco employee for 58 years and was a foreman at International Piers, Sydney.