Branches in a sentence

Apart from these SIBs, most of the bigger accounts will be operated from branches designated as Large Corporate Branches (LCBs) while regular branches will concentrate on regular accounts.

Knuth proposed a looser structural constraint: It should be possible to draw a program's flow chart with all forward branches on the left, all backward branches on the right, and no branches crossing each other.

Aside from no cash transactions in many of the banks’ branches, several other branches were not open for business.

But I think you're right about what they call a universe having it's own branches and if one of those universes decays, all the branches decay too.

David Gough, 54, had ordered for the tree's branches and leaves to be removed because he feared branches would fall from it and he felt the borough council was "dragging its feet" in deciding on an application to remove part of it, the court heard.

During that time however daily visits to Post Office branches have remained relatively stable at around 10 million each week, and its position on the High Street means it offers a local alternative to many people when bank branches shut down.

Those working to restore the tree removed the dead branches so that the tree’s energy would go toward the branches that were alive, Sparkman said.

Topping trees — excessively pruning the branches — is uniquely popular in Los Angeles, Mr. Araya explained, in part because people worry about the liability of having branches fall on a parked car and in part because they love sunshine.

The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) says six of its branches are moving to ballot union members in disputes with their respective local authorities, while another four branches are considering whether to take this step.

There are branches in Northern and Southern California branches, however, there does not appear to be a branch in Santa Cruz County yet.

As the American Enterprise Institute’s Jay Cost notes, Congress is involved in the other branches’ actions by determining the size and scope of the other branches.

From three branches in Kano, Kaduna and Abuja in 2012, the bank has expanded to 30 branches spread across the country.

In 10 of the 17 branches including the directing, writing and producing branches more than men were invited.

Sam George set up 89 branches and I never said anything against them but then only 3 branches that I and my executives have done, the General Secretary has taken them out, I give that matter to God.

Tan added that the Cebu branches are the first CoCo branches in the Visayas.

The outage was caused by City Public Services (CPS) when branches after fell onto a power line after employees were cutting tree branches.

Harford’s public libraries also closed early Tuesday, with branches in Jarrettsville, Norrisville and Whiteford closing at 12:30 p.m., and other branches closing at 5 p.m. instead of the normal 8 p.m., according to an announcement.

He said the Fellowship was also nursing six more branches for inauguration soon to increase the branches and membership of the Fellowship.

So for example, in the last couple of, I would say the last two years, we’ve merged couple of branches, but we have not open new branches, so that’s one example of investment that is taking us a bit more time.

A computer program uses the postal codes of the target address and the branches to list the closest branches in order of distance as the crow flies (or, if used in conjunction with streetmap software, road distance).