Sentence examples for business identified from inspiring English sources

Spandana, which, unusually, does not require its borrowers to use their loans to support a business, identified a hundred and four neighborhoods in which there was no active promotion of microfinance, and agreed to start operations in fifty-two of them.

In a letter to Trudeau released Wednesday evening, the father of two who runs a small plumbing business, identified himself as a Sikh nationalist and admitted to being involved in campaigning against human rights violations against Sikhs in India, but denied supporting any violent activity in the name of the cause.

He says he can usually work out who is gaining by the leak, but it is a "very difficult business" identifying the person responsible.

The concept of service design is about taking the principles of good design and applying them to the structure of a business, identifying where a business can make improvements.

Questions from the audience suggested that at least some trustees at the conference disagreed with Mr. Levitt's contention that pension trustees had no business identifying rogue states and trying to steer money away from them.

Interviews and discussions with farmers were used to: describe the farm business; identify relevant research questions; identify potential solutions; and discuss and learn from the whole-farm simulations.

Instead of replicating your competitor's business, identify an Achilles heel and provide an offering that directly exposes and attacks that weakness.

Stick to what you know Whether you tweet for yourself or your business, identify the topics you specialise in and stick to them.

Having a realistic plan will help you to streamline your aim and expectations from the business, identify your support and source of resources and estimated turnover.

The Health and Safety Executive, with environmental health officers from City of Edinburgh council, are investigating the source of the outbreak and are testing samples from the businesses identified.

Evidence, perhaps, that for those go-getting, determined, independent businesses identified by the research there has rarely been a better time to have been in business.