Sentence examples for business posture from inspiring English sources

Another factor driving the state's more aggressive business posture, Mr. Schepel said, was a decision earlier this year by Merck, the pharmaceutical giant, to build a vaccine plant that employs 200 people in North Carolina.

To capitalize on this requires a shift in culture and mindset, a willingness to take risks and to experiment, and a much faster-paced, more iterative, kind of business posture.

The cool has definitely gone out of the anti-business posture in Giuliani's New York.

On the reservation, where identity is deeply connected to the land, conservationists have been more vocal than elsewhere in North Dakota, and they have denounced their leadership's oversight of the oil industry for mirroring the state's pro-business posture.

This has been a common trend in recent years (Google: Tax Inversions) and it will continue for as long as the federal government maintains an anti-business posture.

The reaction to the immigration ban is the most dramatic sign yet that Trump's "America first" populism is going to be tough to reconcile with his pro-business posturing.

— Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama intensified their populist appeals on Monday, responding to widespread economic anxiety and pushing the Democratic Party further from the business-friendly posture once championed by Bill Clinton.

Larry Hogan was elected on promises to cut taxes and nudge the state toward a more business-friendly posture by restraining spending.

Starting from making the best first impression when you walk into the room (good eye contact, a strong handshake and confident posture), business etiquette spans across many important topics.

HE HARDLY ever gives interviews, preferring to run his business without public posturing.

Yoga is a part of humanity's shared knowledge, the agency says, and any business claiming the postures as its own is violating the very spirit of the ancient practice.