Sentence examples for Business an aim from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bhagat's 2008 book was about the adventurous quest of three Gujarati boys to make it in business — an aim derailed by, among other events, the relationship one of them develops with a lonely Muslim kid, all of this happening against the backdrop of a religiously divided city.

For one thing, she purchased another business, an art studio aimed at children, backed in part by a loan from the Small Business Administration.

We are continuing to look at the business model with an aim towards improving the services offered, and better aligning with community needs and expectations.

Another is the creation of Guardian Sustainable Business, a venture aimed at supporting companies in acting on their social, environmental and economic impacts.

The employees held are 15 local staff as well as three Australian citizens - including Jason O'Connor, the executive vice-president of the firm's VIP International business - a programme aimed at bringing wealthy customers from abroad to Australia.

Such pressure has been criticised by Jensen (2002) who argues that social responsibility should not be incorporated as a business aim on the grounds that businesses already contribute to society by making a profit.

For business writing, aim for a score in the 60 to 70 range and a seventh- or eighth-grade level.

But collaboration is more than the technology that supports it, and even more than a business strategy aimed at optimizing a organization's experience and expertise.

In El Monte, one of the LA conurbation's 88 municipalities, John Leung of Titan Group, a property company, plans a business park aimed at helping small LA companies find their way into international trade.

However, companies can aid this process by making zero waste a core business aim by implementing gradual targets and celebrating small but significant achievements.

As a business owner, your aim should always be to promote customer satisfaction in every interaction.