Sentence examples for dates of business from inspiring English sources

Ms. Barnes said via e-mail that when her boyfriend, Chad Watson, took his new position, he negotiated a contract with "total control over dates of business travel with at least two weeks notice prior to travel".

Robert J. Gordon, an economist at Northwestern University and a member of the committee that sets the start and end dates of business cycles, cautioned against excessive optimism, noting the huge burdens on state and local governments, rising costs of health care and other long-run fiscal challenges.

Clearly, the dating of business cycles cannot rely on a simple mechanical exercise of recording when output is below or above some threshold.

The mastery of such projects is key to the extension of the best-before date of business-critical software assets.

One nostalgic appeal of the "Mad Men" television series is the way it evokes memories of certain amusingly dated aspects of business life, like "support staff," and even "secretaries".

The idea that those who provide the finance are a company's rightful owners, rather than just its financiers, dates from the early days of business, when the financier was genuinely the owner and usually the chief executive as well.

Such an acknowledgment is rare in the history of setting dates to business cycles and could affect the behavior of investors and consumers.

This is about a decade out of date for business travellers, even though the government wanted free Wi-Fi to enable commuters "to keep up with work".

The report provides the most comprehensive analysis to date of the business challenges that for-profit news organizations face with their digital ventures.

We use the NBER dating of the business cycle to determine the end of each recession (1991q1, 2001q4, and 2009q2).

Blackden added that the fundamental structural shift in consumers, and advertising, to online – exacerbated by the recession – has left many traditional agencies caught out using out-of-date business models.