Sentence examples for constitute a business from inspiring English sources
During one court case, George Harrison said that "one drunken person recording another bunch of drunks does not constitute a business deal".
However, these schools would constitute a "business risk" for any sponsor, says the paper, since businesses would need a primary school to have at least 180 pupils to be economical.
Consequently, these religious beliefs and economic systems constitute a business environment, which prioritize profitability and unlimited economic growth and force companies and managers to be more profitable regardless of their environmental impacts.
Judge Ronald Sackville ruled that ArkSearch Inc., the organization promoting exploration of the alleged finding in Turkey, did not constitute a business and, thus, was not subject to the country's laws governing fair trading practices.
After listening to calls for reform from MPs of all parties during a Commons debate, he conceded there were shortcomings in international tax guidelines – specifically in what constitutes a business taxable in the UK under so-called "permanent establishment" rules.
Last month, the Treasury minister David Gauke told backbench MPs who had called a short debate on multinationals and tax avoidance that the government did still hold out hope that shortcomings in international tax guidelines – specifically in what constitutes a business taxable in the UK under permanent establishment rules - would be addressed by the G20.
Whale-watching excursions are popular with tourists and constitute a lucrative business in the San Juan Islands of upper Puget Sound.
And since when did buying a domain name constitute a successful business?
If you think about it, does a city made up of the working poor really constitute a healthy business climate?
The field of family business cannot even agree on a definition of what constitutes a family business or even a family (Carsrud et al. 1996; Chrisman et al. 1996; Chua et al. 1999; Carsrud 2006; Carsrud and Brännback 2012).
What do you think constitutes a small business?
