Sentence examples for businesses table from inspiring English sources

Based on the BIT definition of business size, 9 companies in the study are large, 6 are medium, and 5 are small businesses (Table 1).

The first meeting of the Work Group took place via teleconference 5 days after the earthquake (on January 17 , 2010 with representatives from U.S. federal agencies; academia; international, local, and Haitian diaspora NGOs; multilateral organizations; foundations; and businesses (Table 1).

It does similarly badly in the World Bank's "Doing Business" table: starting a business in the Philippines can leave entrepreneurs mummified in red tape.

In the World Bank's "Ease of Doing Business" table it comes 35th out of 183 and second in Africa (after Mauritius).

"In many cultures, a lot of business does not get done around the business table, it gets done in side conversations and social situations," said Marty Abbott, director of education for the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages and a former high school Spanish and Latin teacher.

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Public university students who have family members owning business are less likely (0.081) to want start a business after school compared to those who have no family members owning a business (Table 2).

Cross tabulation displays that out of 530 respondents 82 respondents had prior experience of doing business while rest 448 respondents had no prior experience of doing business (Table 2).

From an international perspective, it has become to be recognized that medium sized businesses, with 50-250 employees, typically account for a relatively large share of a country's exports, as they are more readily able to avail themselves of the technical expertise, manpower, marketing skills and financial resources to participate in international business Table 1.

Uni-variate analysis has been performed to identify the frequency distribution of age composition, marital status, father's occupation, mother's occupation, husband's occupation (Table 1), any relative who has prior experience of owning and operating a business (Table 2), and the reason to become an entrepreneur (Table 3).

What happened five years ago, is over; no need to bring it to the (business) table anymore.