Sentence examples for business vests from inspiring English sources

American business vests great hope in it, partly as a way of fighting Chinese competition.

From a painting and sculpting major at the University of Colorado, to creating a self-made business making vests and vintage scarves, to earning a degree from Parsons School of Design, she is quite the force to be reckoned with.

Although the identities of the bearers of residual risk may differ, all business organizations vest organizational control rights in them.

Mr Tyhypko, who once posed for the cover of a men's health magazine, could be the kingmaker in the second round.Whoever wins will preside over a country saddled with a sick economy, staggering corruption, business oligarchs' vested interests and a constitutional deadlock that does not define clearly the responsibilities of the president and prime minister.

Businesses have vested self-interests in under-reporting incidents since they either do not want to lose consumer confidence or be held accountable by shareholders or boards.

DRESS CODE For men, skinny jeans with vintage tees and sneakers, argyle sweaters and vests, business suits.

Paul managed the acquisition of Mount Carmel's weapons and also ran a side business in hunting vests and other paraphernalia.

DuPont is already in the bulletproof vest business with its Kevlar, so it has a vested interested in using nanotechnology to improve its products and possibly increase its market share.

"Most of the anti-decomissioning forces have deeply vested business interests that thrive in the prevailing chaos," it says.

Sir Crispin Tickell calls economics "not so much dismal as half-witted".Environmentalists are quick to accuse their opponents in business of having vested interests.

So when we talk about rich and famous men being protected by managers and other people who have vested business interests in their careers, we should also talk about how regular men are protected by powerful systems and institutions.