Sentence examples for finalise business from inspiring English sources

Two Japanese traditions kept demand buoyant: the ivory name-seals used to finalise business deals, and the preference for precious stones or ivory for the best netsuke, or kimono toggles.

Chicagoans can be rather circumspect when it comes to finalising business deals.

It calls for a "step-change" in the Met Office's supercomputing capacity and urges the government to finalise the business case for further investment in supercomputing capacity soon.

Anna and Tom are off to France to finalise a business deal.

But the authority said it now planned to "finalise the business case" with a client and if contracts are signed, the theatre could open again next year.

Seacole returned to Panama in early 1854 to finalise her business affairs, and three months later moved to the New Granada Mining Gold Company establishment at Fort Bowen Mine some 70 mile away near Escribanos.

Young, fashionably bearded and sporting both a well-cut suit and a braided black bracelet, he might be finalising a business presentation, or the launch of a fashion brand.

"We're getting close to getting the business plan finalised, and then we hope to be up and running pretty intensely by September [2012]," he said at the time.

Its chairman, Simon Edangat, says it is registered with the ministry of trade, has held its first annual general meeting and elected a board, finalised a five-year business plan, opened a bank account, and is all but ready for business.

Despite various reassurances from Prime Minister Theresa May that definite trade terms between firms in the UK and the EU will be finalised by March next year, businesses across the board are already preparing for the worst.

They persuaded him to board a private plane to Italy where he thought he was going to a business meeting to finalise the contract.