Sentence examples for adjustment business from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said the fires helped Mr. Rossi's insurance adjustment business, which is defunct.

State officials say that Mr. Rossi paid or offered to pay individuals to set fires at several Mercer County sites in 1999, then collected a percentage of the insurance money for his public insurance adjustment business, Rossi Adjustment Services, in Trenton.

The authorities say they believe the men, Otis Boone, 34, and Jerome Adderly, 37, started seven fires in and around Trenton in 1999 at the behest of the detective, Marc Rossi, whose insurance-adjustment business benefited by more than $50,000 from the fires, the authorities said.

The study is based on the idea that the government would crack down on businesses in the name of reducing emissions but it doesn't factor in adjustments businesses would make in response to new market realities.

Climate-induced changes in terrestrial ecosystems transform important ecosystems and their services, which in turn, require an adjustment in business planning, nature conservation, forest management, agricultural practices, and regional economic policies to mitigate or adapt to these changes.

This becomes critical when composition has to be exploited in complex and dynamic application domains, requiring frequent revision of providers (i.e., component services), changes in existing offered functionalities (i.e. component services behavior), and adjustment of business policies and objectives (i.e., composition requirements).

Economic incentives can be provided at different levels through the adjustment of business models or regulatory actions, such as increased costs or strict penalties for noncompliance.

"If economic developments are such that monetary policy neutrality can be restored at a measured pace, a relatively smooth adjustment of businesses and households to a more typical level of interest rates seems likely," Mr. Greenspan said.

But well over half of that growth came from large adjustments to business inventories that are unlikely to be repeated on a similar scale in the months to come.

Like the House bill, the Senate version provides tax rebates of up to $600 for individuals and $1,200 for couples, as well as several adjustments to business taxes.

A1B makes no adjustments from "Business-As-Usual" until CO2 concentrations reach 720 ppmv (very aggressive), and as such provides something like an upper bound to potential tsetse distribution.