Sentence examples for commerce points from inspiring English sources

Consumers continue to be "wary" of the Internet, a recent White House paper on the Internet and global commerce points out, "because of the lack of a predictable legal environment governing transactions.

Guy Maugis, chairman of the Franco-German chamber of commerce, points out that when France wants to do something to improve competitiveness it starts with top-down decisions in Paris; the new bank is a case in point.

South of the river blacks and Latinos get the short end of the stick: poverty, sub-standard schools, administrative inertia.From his plate-glass perch high over downtown, Rick Douglas, the head of the Greater Dallas Chamber of Commerce, points to the green triangles of empty land on the South Side of the Trinity.

Alexandra Voss of the German Chamber of Commerce points out that local firms often work overtime and on weekends during negotiations and that foreign SMEs with staff shortages and little local knowledge can quickly get overwhelmed.In this section A long way from the supermarket Still cosy?

The IMF points to three dynamics.

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Research points to the latter.

"You are not fluffy," Bear points out.

Amnesty International points out Nato's failures.

The Dolphins 1066 points set a tourney record.