Sentence examples for Business proceedings from inspiring English sources

Again and again, Apple lawyers sought to portray the actions as normal business proceedings.

Because Sony exec Michael Lynton is on the board of Snapchat, his leaked emails contained several important business proceedings of the company, including the acquisitions of Scan.me and eyewear computing startup Vergence Labs.

Because Sony exec Michael Lynton is on the board of Snapchat, his leaked emails contained several important business proceedings of the company, including the acquisitions of Scan.me and eyewear computing startup Vergence Labs.

It is critical to understand and account for belief systems and their events in day-to-day business proceedings.

Holy shit Cornyn reads a rule saying "any senator...who discloses the secret or confidential business or proceedings of the senate" shall be expelled or dismissed from the senate Booker looks him dead in the eye and says, "Bring it".

Another company that sees continued value in the Enron approach is UBS Warburg, the Swiss investment bank, which bought Enron's electricity and gas trading business in bankruptcy proceedings and plans to restart them under its own brand.

"There's still a lot of conflict around mining globally because mining companies are enormously skilled in technical aspects of mining, but the sector doesn't yet value the importance of the social domain," says Daniel Franks, lead researcher on the report Conflict with communities a big cost to business, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Court systems use its voice-recognition technology to transcribe lengthy proceedings; business call centers use its voice synthesis technology to generate automated replies; and Didi, a popular Chinese ride-hailing app, also uses iFlytek's technology to broadcast orders to drivers.

Assuming MPs agree to the required business motion, the proceedings will begin at about 18.00 BST, with voting taking place at about 20.00 BST using the same paper ballot format as last week.

Though investors have generally applauded Mr. Takenaka's tough-love tactics, many powerful Liberal Democratic lawmakers are afraid that his proposals would push politically influential businesses into bankruptcy proceedings and increase unemployment.

The business secretary, Lord Mandelson, said proceedings would begin against the four businessmen to formally ban them.