Sentence examples for firm scope from inspiring English sources

Our findings indicate that the decision to discard vs. recycle plastic containers, flats, and greenhouse poly is significantly influenced by firm scope, size, location, and partnership with recycling providers, as well as whether recycling providers offer additional waste pickup services.

The notion of contracts as reference points provides the basis for a deeper understanding of important phenomena such as the employment contract, vertical integration, firm scope, authority and delegation.

BlackBerry's organic growth has been faltering in recent years and the deal does provide the firm scope to drive incremental revenue growth.

In the last year Minmetals has signed engineering and procurement agreements in Russia, South Africa and Latin America and sold a mining interest in the U.S. Of course, being in the middle of China's relentlessly growing demand for commodities gives the firm scope to grow beyond its state-owned roots and is driving the firm's 28% average annual growth in profits in the last 5 years.

At a time when more and more individuals and businesses are based in more than one country, it has given the big accountancy firms scope for what Margaret Hodge of the public accounts committee has called "corporate tax avoidance on an industrial scale".

Mr Dimon replied that his firm's scope had provided a buffer that allowed it to survive during a period in which more narrowly focused institutions had failed.

And while it's good to see the firm's scope expanding, it wasn't alone.

Thierry Peugeot is the great great grand nephew of Armand Peugeot, the company founder who shifted the firm's scope from bicycles to automobiles in 1885.

Wages and working conditions were set in sector-wide negotiations that allowed individual firms little scope for variation, tying employers' hands.

I evaluate two current practices in light of these structural differences: state use of the fruits of employer coercion of employees' waivers of the right to silence; and state negotiation with firms over the scope of firms' indemnification of their agents for litigation costs.

Since fixed-term contracts have a short duration and they terminate at no cost, they provide firms with a scope for wage adjustment: firms hire the new employees at lower wages than those who terminated their fixed-term contracts.