Sentence examples for business grounds from inspiring English sources
Government officials say they might permanently extend the moratorium on human rights and business grounds — although critics believe they are equally influenced by fear of the Taliban.
In some cases, it said, its failure to promote black employees was justified by their performance, seniority or other accepted business grounds.
Rio said it had scrapped the $19.5 billion partnership on purely business grounds, and Prime Minister Kevin Rudd of Australia insisted that his country remained wide open to Chinese investment.
Arden Partners retail analyst Nick Bubb said management had "finally grasped the nettle", with the growth in orders at its wholesale business for the coming winter season as well as signs of life in French Connection's underperforming menswear business grounds for encouragement.
Coming as it did between the moment when the league had been on the brink of collapse, at the end of 2001, and before the arrival of David Beckham, or the first rumblings of MLS 2.0 fan culture with Toronto's entry in 2007, it is arguable that when Red Bull bought its team there were at least reasonable business grounds, if not cultural grounds, for a scorched-earth reinvention.
"With the airport currently operating at only half its permitted capacity a second runway - never mind a four-runway hub double the size of Heathrow today - is completely unnecessary on business grounds and it would be completely unacceptable on environmental grounds".
But business ground to a halt as the global financial crisis took hold in 2008.
So should fashion colleges offer a business grounding to aspiring designers?
It issued suffocating rules; almost all loans in the state were written off; business ground to a halt.
The M.B.A., its many supporters say, gives people a business grounding that they would otherwise need years to learn.
It's a good policy, but it touches on the only business ground Mr Corbyn occupies: he is anti-City, not anti-small business owners.
