Sentence examples for business custom from inspiring English sources

tubthump -- to promote or draw attention to; from the ancient show business custom of actors wandering the streets banging on tubs to drum up business; "Disney is planning a big parade to tubthump the opening of its new release".

"To appear legitimate in a particular community, you have to assume the mantle of normalcy regarding business custom," said Tron Brekke, a former deputy assistant director at the F.B.I. who for many years sat on a federal committee that considered proposals for undercover operations.

The official said the panel voted unanimously Monday to send a formal letter to the judge, Roy L. Pearson Jr., expressing concerns about both his lawsuit against the business, Custom Cleaners, which he lost in June, and his record as a jurist.

Schottenstein sold his first business, custom tailor Astor & Black, in 2011 to a private equity firm for about $42m and now runs Viewabill, a technology company that helps businesses track their legal bills.

What are the mechanisms, existing or proposed as well as legal or business custom, for protecting information contained in databases generally, and what are the policy implications of allowing or refusing protection for genomic and genetic databases, whether through intellectual property or sui generis protection?

[C4.] Intel Spinoff for Custom-Ordering Intol plannouncennounce today that it will spin off a tiny Internet company, Developonline.com, that it hopes will help consumers and business customers custom-order technology products.

C1 Intel Plans Spinoff Intel plans to announce today that it will spin off a tiny Internet company, Developonline.com, that it hopes will help consumers and business custom-order technology products.

Many of its business customs may be counterintuitive.

Google never figured out how to manage business customs in China.

But Turkey has social and business customs that must be taken into account in any market entry strategy.

In a five-hour session that included a traditional Japanese meal, a trainer from Dean Foster Associates briefed them on cultural dining etiquette, business customs, socializing and developing a "global mind-set" when working with colleagues abroad and after returning home.