Since 2002, more than half of Britain's dairy farmers have gone out of business, defeated by rock-bottom prices and rising costs.
On many other trade issues in recent years, unions have proven more politically effective than big business, defeating many of the administration's trade goals including its efforts to win "fast track" trade negotiating authority.
Likewise, we should take the time to reflect on a business defeat.
The Pioneers took care of business, defeating the Gorillas, 2-0, athehe Glendale Sports Complex.
Bodenweiser, a businessman who is alleged to have committed the crimes at his family's dairy store business, defeated Sen. Joe Booth (R-Georgetown) in the September primary and had been backed by O'Donnell in the race.
Warby Parker's business model defeats the "free handouts" model of old and has instead partnered with the non-profit Vision Spring to create opportunities to stimulate economic growth instead, operating fixed cross-subsidized optical shops in developing nations and teaching NGOs there how to expand their distribution networks and product offerings.
Va). if the former business executive defeats Rep. Evan Jenkins and Attorney General Patrick Morrisey for the GOP nomination. "We'll wait and see who wins in West Virginia and we'll have more to say on it tomorrow," the Senate majority leader told reporters.
The question is whether Mr. Romney can use the next three contests to get over all of that, persuade his party to coalesce behind him, and get on with the business of defeating Mr. Obama.
But it was the president-elect's father, President George Bush, who left Mr. Clinton with what critics say was unfinished business, by defeating Mr. Hussein in the 1991 Persian Gulf war, but not dislodging him.
After a perfunctory wave to the crowd, Agassi got down to the business of defeating his onetime classmate from the Bollettieri Tennis Academy, and when he was done, he twirled like a fashion model and bowed for his fans before he left the court.
