Sentence examples for commercial action from inspiring English sources

Why does the distinction that it is a commercial action matter?

There was, however, plenty of commercial action at the booth of the Berlin gallery Crone, which was showing works by young Cuban artists.

While the military rulers cut themselves in on the city's commercial action, the master plan "was abandoned," Oyelola said, along with any thought of investing in the infrastructure necessary to absorb millions of new arrivals.

With her experience running large operations along with her tenure as both a provider and buyer of energy services for utilities, commercial/industrial companies, and municipalities, she provides unique energy market insight to move strategies into commercial action.

The corporate headquarters of displaced financial giants like American Express and Merrill Lynch are unlikely to relocate, and most investment bankers will insist on being near the heart of the commercial action.

While the action brought against Hello! magazine by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Michael Douglas was significant in that it protected their rights to their own images, this was essentially a commercial action pursued because OK! magazine had secured rights to the official pictures of the couple's wedding.

Made for just $30m, the film performed decently at the box office and drew almost universally red-hot reviews, yet it comes from a very different place to Abrams's breezily commercial, action-heavy Star Trek.

In the end, then, the EC's interference with the commercial actions of one American company isn't going to make a lot of difference, except to suffering consumers.

That alert, in turn, becomes the basis for a number of other, commercial actions, and analytics to track everything.

The presence of a "Want" button and these related commercial actions point to ways that Facebook can continue developing other streams for revenue-generation to complement what it is doing in advertising and existing commercial services, such as in-app purchases.

Thousands of lesser laws and regulations restrain individual commercial actions for the benefit of society as a whole, such as caps on interest rates, charges for public grazing lands or mineral extraction, and clean air regulations.