Sentence examples for commercial confidence from inspiring English sources
Both moves dented commercial confidence at sensitive moments.
Mr. Kelly said an emphasis on counterterrorism would continue to bolster commercial confidence downtown.
"The improving security situation has underpinned an improving commercial confidence," the commander of the international force, Maj.
The High Court judge, John Lindsay, rejected the contention that Hello! violated their right to privacy, but he agreed that their "commercial confidence" had been breached.
True to form, he executed a swift 180- degree turn with another starry western, Buffalo Bill and the Indians (1976) with Paul Newman, but as Hollywood's commercial confidence returned in the late 70s, Altman's work appeared defiantly off the pace.
On the coal front it is not so much planning that is an issue as the lack of commercial confidence in the technology and the high costs of building the infrastructure and operating the equipment.
After reading them, she said departmental claims that disclosure would damage national security or "commercial confidences" were mostly wrong.
Their reports were submitted in the middle of the Grenfell refurbishment, but were treated as "commercial in confidence" and so were not made public.
Pitt said the government had "met with Queensland Nickel to discuss its business operations but these discussions remain commercial in confidence".
Unannounced decisions do not have to relate to specific policies that will soon be announced, either – they can refer to spending on classified projects for national security and defence, or to commercial in confidence issues.
