Sentence examples for business to submit from inspiring English sources
AT&T has asked the three companies that are vying to acquire its cable television business to submit new proposals by Sunday morning, people close to the talks said yesterday.
Mr. Malecot's case points up one of the complexities of hiring immigrants: A federal law requires businesses to submit worker documents that "on their face reasonably appear to be genuine," the law says.
The ad, scheduled to be published in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post, accuses "trial lawyers and some politicians" of encouraging Gulf Coast businesses to submit thousands of claims for inflated or nonexistent losses.
It will be adding more companies over time, as well as the ability for businesses to submit their own information.
The company had taken advantage of a JOBS Act provision that allows businesses to submit filing updates without added scrutiny in the months leading up to an IPO.
The company took advantage of a JOBS Act provision that allows businesses to submit filing updates without added scrutiny in the months leading up to an IPO.
1. Do not allow contractors or businesses to submit the applications or receive the checks.
The judge also ordered the company and its affiliated business, Roll Global, to submit its ad and marketing materials for the next five years and any complaints and comments about them to the F.T.C.
Given that Yelp is relying on users and business owners to submit this information, it might take a while before the tool is reaches its full capabilities.
Expensify, a mobile app for business users to submit expense reports, has built in two word-of-mouth referral triggers: 1) every time a user takes a picture of a receipt for expense reporting, they are triggered to talk about the app with the coworkers or clients present; 2) the act of submitting an expense report triggers an explanation of the product to the person approving the report.
The business was dissolved in 2003, and its employees were transferred to a related business that continues to submit invoices and receive Defense Department payments, the G.A.O.
