Sentence examples for behalf of enterprises from inspiring English sources

Various aspects of negotiating and agreeing contracts between software agents acting on behalf of enterprises or individuals are described in [75].

Another aspect of its business, for example, is helping design, construct and manage services on behalf of enterprises that want some of that WeWork je ne sais quoi but would rather lease their own offices.

This has been a key aspect of the success of many startups that have displaced legacy enterprises (consider Amazon's decision to sell infrastructure-as-a-service, which disrupted Comdisco's previous success outsourcing IT infrastructure on behalf of enterprise clients).

One example of this low-key strategy emerged in September last year: X Magazine, a weekly title produced on behalf of FremantleMedia Enterprises, which owns The X Factor.

The P2P-collaboration model between autonomous SMEs is partially, or fully automated [47] by software agents that negotiate and conclude contracts on behalf of the enterprises.

This protection on behalf of state enterprises utterly dwarfs the recent unfortunate duties imposed by the U.S. on Chinese steel and other products In general, the transfer of resources to state firms via various subsidies suppresses Chinese consumption, in particular Chinese consumption of foreign goods.

For decades, anti-money laundering laws have required banks to ensure that they aren't moving money on behalf of criminal enterprises.

HMRC's own manual says: "One of the ways in which a permanent establishment of a foreign enterprise may be brought into existence is where an agent … acting on behalf of the enterprise has, and habitually exercises … an authority to conclude contracts in the name of the enterprise".

"[FHFA] is not the primary regulator for review or enforcement of consumer laws and regulations that sell loans to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, or those that service loans on behalf of the two enterprises," the letter said.

Just how pervasive this myth is was brought home to me when I was negotiating, on behalf of a social enterprise client, with a large private sector provider of public services.

But the entrepreneurs were 11 and 12 years old and the bankers approving the loan were their classmates at Mayfield secondary school, acting on behalf of the finance and enterprise charity MyBnk.