Sentence examples similar to aided business from inspiring English sources

Have you embraced modern technology to aid business?

Darling continued to claim that his printing of new money through quantitative easing was aiding business.

However, environmental groups claim the move would water down protections, create a complex, inconsistent set of laws across the country and do little to aid business.

She called Ms. Maloney "asleep at the wheel" for saying the economy was improving, and accused her and the entire New York Congressional delegation of failing to do enough to aid business.

Andrew Jenkins of development organisation BRAC explains that Global Value is an EU-funded project bringing together CSR leaders to develop a framework that will aid business in better assessing and managing impacts.

In 2004 the Progress Party suggested closing down the railway line and replacing it with a motorway between Bergen and Oslo, arguing that the railway was unprofitable, and that bus transport was cheaper while easier truck transport would aid business.

It argues that its proposals are a moderate plan to aid businesses deciding whether to move jobs overseas.

Over all, the program -- which aids businesses with up to 500 employees -- has awarded $242 million out of its $481 million.

Mr. Wyss, who counts himself an optimist, noted a bright spot: oil has fallen by more than $10 a barrel in the last month, aiding businesses and consumers.

I would like to be more involved in the kind of recruitment that will aid businesses in the area, and unemployment in the area.

But the bride, who has taken a break from teaching to run the TriBeCa Organization, which aids businesses harmed by the 9/11 attack, had no other thought but to stay the course.