Sentence examples for changes to business from inspiring English sources

The Blockbuster announcement came as MPs discussed on Tuesday whether changes to business rates were needed to help retailers.

Progress to date has been far too slow and incremental changes to business as usual don't go far enough.

So far the reaction from small business lobbies is positive, particularly with regards to the changes to business rates.

Rain Newton-Smith, the CBI's chief economist, said small changes to business rates could also encourage investment.

The chancellor hailed the proposed changes to business rates as a sign of his determination to devolve power away from London.

A whole-of-institution response to aligning a business with the two degree Celsius target requires considerable research and policy development and fundamental changes to business as usual.

The regulator, Defra and MOSL have a year to communicate the changes to businesses, to encourage them to benefit from the changes.

By instituting radical changes to business-as-usual tax, spend, and regulate policies that have saddled the state with 9percentt unemployment, anemic growth, substandard schools, and a potentially ruinous Obamacare "partnership exchange," leaders hope to challenge states like Texas to see who can reap the most benefits from enacting limited government policies.

The gentlemen changed to business suits, breakfasted in nearby coffeehouses, proceeded straight to their offices.

"When we won the world cup, our seats were changed to business class for our return flight," she said.

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