Sentence examples for business panels from inspiring English sources

A nine-panel sign has nine business panels within a single sign; a six-panel sign has six panels within a sign; an overflow-combination consists of a standard six-panel sign and a six-panel sign displaying two different services (e.g., food and gas).

Legislators from the small business panels in both the House of Representatives and Senate are still steaming about the exemption, which was added to the bill at the last minute.

Mike Sacks, a senior, attended the performing-arts panel, and though he says he wasn't surprised that fewer students were there as for the business panels, "this wasn't as much a disappointment for me as it was an expectation.

Red Tape: Teenage Tanning The chairman of the House small business panel wants to know how the Small Business Administration will deal with the sequestration's impact.

Australia and Japan have asked a bilateral business panel to deliver a feasibility report six months from now on a free trade association.

The current paper combines a farm business panel dataset for 98 EU territories with a Stochastic Frontier Analysis SFAapproachach, to assess the impact of four contemporary broad categories of CAP subsidy programs on efficiency and environmental sustainability.

Abbott's own expert business panel – Dick Warburton, Catherine Livingstone and the former ALP industry minister Greg Combet – recommended in favour of CCA, which had agreed to kick in $150m (to its own business).

Mr. Romney stepped up his broadside of President Obama's economic policies on Wednesday, telling a business panel that he would repeal the regulatory overhaul created in response to the financial crisis, The Boston Globe reports.

If that suggests he is unlikely to appeal to the coalition government, which will make the appointment, it should be noted that Stringer also served on a business panel advising David Cameron on economic policy.

She will be speaking on the Open For Business panel at Homeground Talks on Friday 27 May at the Sydney Opera House This article was amended on 29 May 2016 to correctly attribute the featured map to Jon Altman and Francis Markham from the Australian National University.

Mr. Perry and his wingman assembled a blue-ribbon business panel, which proposed a new state business tax and a list of other measures that could lower local property taxes, keep the school finance lawyers at bay and not raise objections from professional and amateur tax protesters.