Sentence examples for commerce whose from inspiring English sources

So let's focus on Broadway, that vibrant intersection of art and commerce, whose achievements are being honored on June 6 at the Tony Awards ceremony.

In a surprising reversal, officials at the European Commission say they will listen to public concerns and are considering abandoning a long-held position on a core legal issue surrounding Internet commerce: whose laws apply in cross-border disputes.

I timed my visit to coincide with a gathering in Grand Forks of participants in the New Economy Initiative, an ambitious industrial-development strategy-in-the-making, orchestrated by a statewide coalition of chambers of commerce, whose goals include increasing and diversifying the population, enabling businesses to become more technologically sophisticated, and creating more high-paying jobs.

"I see it as somewhat sad that after 49 years of shortages and suffering and repression people are now allowed to buy a rice cooker," said Carlos Gutierrez, the secretary of commerce, whose family fled Havana in 1960 when he was 6. "Our read is that these are tactical moves designed to buy some time".

Ebay, that internet stalwart and pioneer of digital commerce, whose 120 million active users have over the past 15 years competed for a Virgin Mary toasted cheese sandwich, William Shatner's kidney stones and Michael Phelps's bong has had the personal details and passwords of its entire user base stolen.

With tens of thousands of chemicals in commerce whose safety has never been reviewed, the bill would task EPA with first reviewing the safety of chemicals that the agency deems as a high priority, in the tens of chemicals at a time.

Katz, of course, doesn't believe this for a second and argues that Google "has shifted from a true search site into a commerce site a commerce site whose search algorithm favors products and services from Google and those from companies able to spend the most on advertising".

The Census Bureau is part of the Department of Commerce, whose secretary, Mr. Locke, said during his recent confirmation hearings that "there are no plans to use any type of statistical sampling with respect to population count".

Rebecca Blank, the under secretary for economic affairs at the Department of Commerce, whose responsibilities include the Census Bureau, was cautious about the ultimate impact on the monthly unemployment rate, because of a variety of complicating factors in how it is calculated.

BlueLight.com, the year-old electronic commerce company whose majority owner is Kmart, announced yesterday that it had acquired the core assets of Spinway, an Internet service company.

Sebelius will appear before the powerful House energy and commerce committee, whose members are very much looking forward to grilling her about a broken government website.