Sentence examples for company draft from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference this year, Mr. Noto emphasized the importance of an investment bank's role in helping a company draft its S-1 document, which Twitter filed late on Thursday.

They never did the most basic thing entrepreneurs do when they form a company — draft an agreement that details how decisions would be made and what would happen if there was no agreement.

Christopher M. Long, who was a lobbyist for Enron, suggested in an internal memorandum that the company draft issue briefs for Mr. Gore on "four policy areas on which Enron has unique experience: electricity deregulation, e-commerce (trading), energy services and broadband".

Days after being contacted by reporters, Mr. Madden's company drafted a letter promising Mr. Leary's charity at least 10percentt of the profits from the Bravest.

Indeed this week Mr Sonobe spelled out his own plans for rescuing the company, drafting restructuring goals by the end of the year, making final decisions by March and starting to implement them by April.

Also outlawed are the notorious ghostwriting services, in which a drug company drafts a journal article and then persuades a respected academic to sign on as the lead author, giving it a gloss of objectivity that it may not deserve.

A spokesman said the company drafted in 1,000 staff over the weekend and provided hot meals for those affected.

The company drafted in new chief executive Ben Verwaayen last year to stem its losses, and its shares have been grasping for a rally since March in the hope that he might deliver improved quarterly results.

As for the rest of the pontoon contract, Jesse Quigley, an official of the Small Business Administration who had helped two companies draft plans for a joint venture in Texas, said he was never told why the companies did not win the award.

Launching out of the latest YC class, Ironclad is an automated service to help companies draft, organize and execute common legal paperwork.

Although that was a major policy shift, even small actions can show "you're going to stand up for what you believe in and be proactive about it," said Hemu Nigam, whose Santa Monica firm SSP Blue helps tech companies draft content policies.