Sentence examples for commerce based from inspiring English sources

Internet Commerce, based in New York, said the combined company would be able to offer a complete line of software to let businesses order supplies over the Internet.

Commerce, based in Cherry Hill, N.J., which has almost 90 branches in the New York region and has plans for about 80 more, is going after the mass market consumer tired of the big banks.

In addition to its White Plains office, the fast-growing Commerce, based in Cherry Hill, N.J., has municipal approval to open a branch in Mamaroneck as well as the one in Rye; it has contracts for sites in Chappaqua, Greenburgh, Larchmont, Scarsdale and Jefferson Valley, said John Tolomer, the bank's senior vice president and market manager.

Cities of Commerce develops a model of institutional change in European commerce based on urban rivalry.

The island's commerce, based on wine, flourished during the Roman and Byzantine period.

First Commerce, based in Lincoln, Neb., has assets of $2.55 billion.

Succession at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, based in Toronto, is also shaped by a hands-on board.

And Poland's steel exports have dropped in trade mostly with European Union countries, according to the Metallurgical Chamber of Industry and Commerce, based in Katowice, Poland.

The United States Department of Commerce based its decision purely on legal and environmental grounds, but Millennium's proposal changed the discussion on planning in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 2001, especially when resource and infrastructure needs clash.

"When we first started," said Barney Molloy, the president of Hudson Valley Gateway Chamber of Commerce based in Peekskill, "We put ads in SoHo neighborhood papers and art journals.

Michael G. Rubin, chief executive of GSI Commerce, based in King of Prussia, Pa., said the company would use the property to help its retail partners sell excess inventory.