Sentence examples for continue its business from inspiring English sources

Nicholas P. Money, executive editor of Fungal Biology, in which the findings were published, praised the pair for not removing the fruit body, thereby allowing it "to continue its business and to marvel visitors to Hainan Island".

However, its application to stay the preliminary injunction doesn't give it the right to continue its business in the meantime, the studios argue.

Some have questioned whether Salesforce has made full use of its acquisition of Radian6 for $326 million, so people will be watching closely to see how Buddy Media is run: will it be given free reign to continue its business as usual or will there be some attempts to integrate the business into a wider offering?

Some have questioned whether Salesforce has made full use of its acquisition of Radian6 for $326 million, so people will be watching closely to see how Buddy Media is run: will it be given free reign to continue its business as usual or will there be some attempts to integrate the business into a wider offering?

CBC, which wanted to continue its business but feared a lawsuit, filed the pre-emptive lawsuit.

(It was "codnapped" by members of the Harvard Lampoon in 1933, and the House did not continue its business for several days until the pranksters relented).

"Since the accident, the government has tried to continue its business-as-usual approach of understating the severity of the accident and insisting that it knows best," said Mitsuhiro Fukao, an economics professor at Keio University in Tokyo who has written about the loss of trust in government.

PVM said it met its margin calls, absorbed the loss and continued its business "as normal".

The wine trade continued its business with Germany on fairer terms.

The Parmalat USA Corporation, the United States unit of Italy's largest food company, filed a plan to exit bankruptcy by continuing its business in New York and two other states and liquidating the rest of its assets.

A public statement from Deutsche Post saying that the board of management, including Mr. Zumwinkel, "is fully functional and continues its business as usual" indicated that he would not be stepping down, at least for the time being.