Sentence examples for Sales commitments from inspiring English sources
The implications of such a discrepancy are particularly prevalent in contemporary supply chains, where sales commitments are based on IS records only.
The deal was widely viewed at the time as a blunder by Wasserman, but his critics did not know what an associate of Wasserman's told me-that Wasserman had about eighty million dollars in sales commitments before the deal closed.
As the technical lead for IBM's biggest semiconductor accounts in China and Japan, Aparna worked across cultural barriers while managing a global team of 20, and delivering sales commitments greater than $400 million per year.
In July the Russian government, responding to a disastrous drought, embargoed the export of wheat -- unilaterally breaking sales commitments to national buyers throughout the world.
When any special custom engineering effort was required to match the over-the-top sales commitments (almost every deal), the engineers were treated as heroes as well.
They needed to act immediately to counter the triple threat of plunging sales, commitment to production capacity they didn't need, and very limited liquidity.
Israel and the Israeli lobby in the US applied heavy [End Page 78] pressure on Congress and President Jimmy Carter's administration to withdraw the sale commitment.
Upfront sales are commitments, not payments, and it is difficult to assess the true health of the market until the new season actually starts.
The lower left quadrant in Exhibit I depicts the conditions when a company's primary objective is to acquire new leads and customers from prospects and generate sales or commitments for callbacks at the show.
(b) which provided for the inclusion in the presentation material submitted to the Congress during consideration of amendments to this chapter or Acts appropriating funds under authority of this chapter annual tables showing the dollar value of cash and credit foreign military sales orders, commitments to order, etc. Amendment by section 141(c), (d) of Pub.
At the start of the first quarter many have sales or commitments in hand that will deliver 90% of the year's total volume.
