Sentence examples for business ls from inspiring English sources

Her main business, LS Fashion, operates primarily out of New York, and like many US firms it files its accounts in the secrecy haven state of Delaware.

L-3 also has a slice of the civilian market including making bomb-scanning systems, a part of the business L-3 hopes to expand as the government strives to tighten airport security.

The government also plans to invest $12 million a year to create Business-Led Networks of Centres of Excellence, making it a "permanent" fixture in the Canadian research firmament.

"In terms of thinking about my next steps, and thinking about what I could do next, I wanted to maximize the impact I could have by helping entrepreneurs to grow their businesses," Ling said.

(While Mr. Piette, who sits on LVMH's executive committee, said that he speaks with Mr. Arnault on a regular basis, the business of L Capital comes up very infrequently in conversation. "He doesn't believe that he should have a view for many reasons," Mr. Piette said. "One of them is that he doesn't talk about what he doesn't know").

Suppose that one suspects that the cases may be clustering about a specific focus defined by the lifeline (e.g. record of business addresses): L F = { u F,0, u F,1,.., u F, T }      (Equation 14) This records the locations of the focus as it moves about through space-time, and includes situations in which the focus doesn't move as a degenerate instance.

Engility plans to move into business areas beyond L-3's traditional focus on electronic surveillance products and services.

That all this mammon is collected in the name of God is worthy of the faith-based business school of L Ron Hubbard: God can make you very rich indeed.

"There will not be a finite day on which this is finished," said Jonathan Ling, chief executive of Fletcher Building Ltd. "There will be new buildings going up" in the central business district, Mr. Ling said, "on empty blocks probably for 10, 15 or 20 years".

Malkin and Miano go on, using shrewd reporting and spot-on anecdotes, to refute arguments put forward in favor of a number of other policies used to increase the supply of foreign technical and scientific workers, such as F student visas, L business visas, and the Optional Practical Training program.

Along with Jerry he authored the book, Ben & Jerry's Double Dip: How to Run a Values-Led Business and Make Money, Too.