The phrase "above firm" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a previously mentioned company or organization, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The terms outlined by the above firm are acceptable to us."
Alternatives: "the aforementioned company" or "the previously mentioned firm".
Stuart Summit, partner and head of litigation in the above firm, filed a class-action suit on behalf of all businesses and profit-making institutions in the city which suffered because of the strike.
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For the above firm, 27%% of the workers are kept in reserve or, to industry parlance, 'on the bench,' to be deployed in future projects.
Mr. McCall's audit questions the university's decision to give Hudson Design a rating above firms it says have more resources and more relevant experience and are nearer to the project site.
The results from our analysis also suggest that, consistent with their motivation for including a larger number of (and stronger) ATPs in their corporate charters, the above firms are also able to achieve greater innovation productivity (in terms of the quantity, quality, and economic and scientific significance of the patents produced) in the years immediately post-IPO.
Like the above firms he references, Placed Insights also measures activity using data from panelists who have agreed to share their location on their mobile phones.
And what about Intentia, the upstart Swedish outfit that FORBES GLOBAL wrote about two months ago and a rival to all of the above firms("Intentia's intentions," Oct. 5)?Full speed ahead — Intentia announced in November that it has a new Java-based product that should keep sales on a roll, and the stock is up 32%to $36.71since our piece.
On May 2nd Intel, the world's largest chip-maker, announced that Brian Krzanich (pictured above), the firm's current chief operating officer, will become the sixth chief executive in the firm's history.
As noted above, the firm's Rolex Center in Switzerland opened in 2010.
The New Yorker, October 3 , 1931P. 15 The old name of the above law firm, Stetson Jennings and Russell is retained in the telephone directory listing for sentiment and expedience.
We look at the "interest-increasing" and "interest-decreasing" segments of the PSD slope, those that lie at credit ratings just below and just above the firm's rating at the time of contracting.
