Sentence examples for are to its from inspiring English sources
It is inevitable that comparisons are being made between Mr Akerson's management style and that of his counterparts (see box).One bold decision Mr Akerson has taken since becoming boss in 2010 has been to reverse the outsourcing of GM's massive IT systems, after realising how central they now are to its business (see our special report this week).
Facebook's fiduciary responsibilities are to its advertising customers and to its investors.
Now that Enron is in bankruptcy, one bankruptcy lawyer said: "Its obligations are to its creditors.
This suggests that there are limits to Ukraine's integration with the European Union, just as there are to its rapprochement with Moscow.
The first thing to know about Oxford today is how central books, and writers, are to its social and intellectual fabric.
These are both consequences of greater asset redeployability because the more productive and valuable the firm's assets are to its technological peer firms, the more likely these assets are to be traded among firms and at a higher price.
Looking back, this was to its credit.
Would this be to its aesthetic benefit?
And that is to its benefit.
Asia would be to its south.
