Sentence examples for commercial understanding from inspiring English sources

The value of bringing commercial understanding to the public sector is something I appreciate.

But it is sufficient if it so includes them according to commercial understanding.

The purchasing team has a unique vantage point and the commercial understanding it can provide could increase income, boost innovation and cut costs.

It was in accordance with the established rule that, in interpreting customs statutes, commercial terms are to be construed according to the commercial understanding in regard to them.

Linklaters wrote to law firm Olswang in June, saying that raising the money against BHS's Atherstone warehouse was "contrary to the clear commercial understanding" that a £5m upfront investment should be new equity.

Some law firms are now filling in the gaps in their new recruits' commercial understanding with their own training programmes: US law firm Cleary Gottlieb runs an in-house two-week Mini MBA Program for first-year associates.

Critics of big data have drawn attention to the importance of metaphors in framing public and commercial understandings of data, its biases and origins.

David Folkerts-Landau, head of financial research at the IMF, reckons that commercial bankers' understanding of derivatives is "well ahead" of their central-bank overseers in several developing countries.The collapse of Barings demonstrated the importance of keeping a close eye on banks that use derivatives.

This Note creates a theoretical framework for understanding commercial speech as a form of hybrid expression.

The BBC Asian Network provides a place for British Asian people of all ages to experience high quality broadcasting that is free of commercial pressures while understanding that it has to justify why it spends the public money that it does.

For students hoping to enter legal practice, understanding commercial awareness is useful and ever more desirable to employers, says Stuart Malawer, a distinguished service professor of law and international trade at George Mason University.