Sentence examples for business asserted from inspiring English sources

But immediately after the convention's initial session was adjourned until tomorrow, the necessity of attending to their business asserted itself and the listlessness was modified, in the knowledge that certain things must be done.

A German economic historian, Jacob van Klaveren, writing in the 1950's on the origins of corruption between the state and private business, asserted that corruption in business had begun with the East India Companies.

As Padmanabhan saw it, this legal change meant that Marthanda Varma had no business asserting control over the temple.

The Telegraph quotes Jennifer Bailey, head of Apple's payments business, asserting that half of contactless payment terminals in the UK are able to take Apple Pay transactions of any value.

The Telegraph quotes Jennifer Bailey, head of Apple's payments business, asserting that half of contactless payment terminals in the UK are able to take Apple Pay transactions of any value.

Many businesses asserted that the labor board's proposed poster was one-sided and pro-union, although the board said the poster was neutral.

It passed the A.A.A., which was aimed at increasing the purchasing power of farmers, and the N.I.R.A., which mandated a minimum wage and maximum hours in certain businesses, asserted the right of workers to organize, and gave the federal government power to oversee production and prices in some industries.

Mr. Kvamme, who has extensive experience at technology companies and online businesses, asserted that in the future, the brand manager -- the employee at a consumer product company responsible for a brand's operations and its ultimate success -- "will be sort of an air traffic controller".

Negotiations over a patent bill stalled in the Senate last year because some universities, technology companies, trial lawyers and pharmaceutical businesses asserted that the legislation would have gone too far in several ways, like imposing strict limits on when parties in a patent case can seek documents from the other side.

This is especially true when many foreign businesses assert that US actions raise real rule of law problems.

Henry Blodget, the former stock analyst turned business blogger, asserted that the market is questioning the value of Bank of America's assets and the size of its legal liabilities.