Sentence examples for businesses defined from inspiring English sources

The company also sells to medium-sized businesses, defined as those with 300 to 2,000 employees.

In 1991 China had about 107,000 private businesses (defined as those with more than eight workers), employing 1.8m people.

Female-owned businesses, defined as at least 51percentt controlled or owned by females, were awarded 3.4percentt, or about $11 billion, in government contracts in 2006.

The Kelsey Group, a research company in Boston, recently found that the number of small businesses (defined as 100 employees or less) with a Web site has increased, but not as fast as had been predicted.

Some 75percentt of domestic banks reported tightening their lending standards for small businesses — defined by the Federal Reserve as companies with less than $50 million a year in sales — since the prior quarterly survey in July.

The share of young businesses – defined as those started within the last five years – as a total of all companies also declined, to 35 percent in 2010, from 50 percent in the early 1980s.

Small businesses define the American spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship.

As a company that is enabling advanced decision-making across every part of their customers' businesses, defining the core values around accountability and integrity were a clear no-brainer.

The Small Business Trade Mission competition (the "Competition") is open to UK residents aged 18 and over, working for or with a small business (defined below).

State law requires a license for any "private detective business," defined as including "the furnishing for hire or reward of watchmen or guards," and specifically precludes the licensing of working law enforcement officers.

She wrote: "We did not lay down some rules for separating our roles as business owners versus as husband and wife and as a result, the business defined who we were and are as a couple.