Sentence examples for business aim from inspiring English sources

People who hate big business aim high.

To people in the wine business, AIM is unusual.

In 1998 Zofi left J. P. Morgan and started her own consulting and executive coaching business, AIM Strategies.

Such pressure has been criticised by Jensen (2002) who argues that social responsibility should not be incorporated as a business aim on the grounds that businesses already contribute to society by making a profit.

Depending upon the profession, and business aim, the responsibilities within the International Pyramid could be easily arranged to suit the needs of different countries worldwide, because regardless of the ranking, it is necessary to cover all levels of corporate responsibility in order to undertake business in a socially responsible way.

There's obviously a business aim with Planet's decision to launch Explore Beta publicly with no login required — use of the resulting images is limited to non-commercial purposes, and Planet hopes this will drive free account sign-ups, which unlock access to not only monthly and quarterly change imagery, but also daily comparisons.

CMGion's core business aims to enhance the performance and functionality of the Internet.

To Dr. Nestle, "food marketing to children is big business aimed at uncritical minds".

Sitting in the same office as the business owners means we're constantly exposed to core business aims and targets.

If it is, that could open new lines of business aimed at same-sex couples, like home loans and insurance.

Deutsche Bank plans to repair Oppenheim's balance sheet and use the unit to strengthen its business aimed at the wealthy.