Sentence examples for business assumed from inspiring English sources

In the case of IPOP, business assumed strong political support in the pledge signing witnessed by the President, in the presence of high-level officials from key ministries at IPOP events, and in the keynote speech by high-level state officials at the Management Team's launching ceremony.

He said he had attended to his business assuming he was at UConn to stay.

All the hoopla about developing East Midtown and Hudson Yards to attract global business assumes a smooth and swift shuttle to the airports.

The news that Mr. Alaia has something substantial to show comes at a time when many people in the business assume he has nothing at all.

"A lot of folks built their whole business assuming that we wouldn't do it".

(It comes from the French verb entreprendre, "to undertake". An entrepreneur undertakes a business, assuming the financial risk for the chance of profit).

In the case where a small business assumes the lead in a joint venture, three of the four knowledge variables are positive.

The government takes on a liability in the beginning, but ensures future revenue from collected taxes from the surviving business, assuming an airline can ever put together two or more profitable years.

Sometimes, his business assumes the form of a zany scheme.

If you sell the shares of the business, the buyer of the business assumes all your liabilities of the company.

In part, American businesses assumed that a wealthier China would look like, well, America, says Paul French, a longtime Shanghai-based analyst with Access Asia-Mintel.