Sentence examples for branch firms from inspiring English sources

In this branch, firms can still charge a management fee of 1 percent.

In contrast, overseas sourced branch firms found road links largely unimportant, being outweighed primarily by considerations of workforce and premises.

To test if it is fresh enough to buy, hold the end of a branch fairly firm, but not too firm.

First, it has tried via social partnership: the unions and employers have adopted voluntary agreements at the branch and firm level (so-called Inclusive Workplace Agreements) to reduce sickness absence.

Shortly after recording the album, they signed a record deal with Firm Music, a branch of "The Firm".

Of course, the more branches a firm has the harder it can be to ensure customers have the same experience each time they visit.

Path renewal takes place when existing local firms branch into different but related activities and sectors (Boschma and Frenken, 2012).

Many small-cap firms branch into midcap or micro-cap products, usually using the same managers and strategies, warn researchers from the Russell Investment Group in Tacoma, Wash., which monitors fund managers.

Cable said: "It's particularly good to see British firms branching out into new markets, selling Christmas trees in Russia, chestnuts to Spain and toys to Angola.

In Germany, the number of high-earning bankers fell to 242 from 397, mainly due to a decline at subsidiaries or branches of UK firms in Germany.

Mathieu Laine, a 35-year-old Parisian, is moving to London to open a new branch of his firm Altermind, a business consultancy.