Sentence examples for firm whose purpose from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lawless questioned the wisdom of best-ideas funds put together by analysts at a brokerage firm whose purpose is to sell stocks, rather than to buy them, as fund companies do.

In power centers such as Brussels and Washington, he employs an army of lobbyists and public relations firms whose purpose is to discredit the party in power in Tbilisi.

It's natural to make use of a form whose purpose is to communicate a message".

Further, Makadok (2001) connects resources to the term "capabilities," defining a capability as "a special type of resource specifically, an organizationally-embedded, non-transferable firm-specific resource whose purpose is to improve the productivity of the other resources possessed by the firm" (p. 389).

It is still too soon to render a firm appraisal of the venture, whose purpose, according to the Americans who persuaded their S. Vietnamese allies to attempt it, was to cut through some of the Ho Chi Minh Trail complex, reducing the flow of N. Vietnamese traffic southward.

These new firms whose only purpose is short-term profit with contractualised workforces turn out to be poor creators of long-term value.

This is in addition to the vast expansion of "political intelligence" firms whose sole purpose is to follow important events in Washington and analyze them for people who have the capacity to pay a lot for the information.

For example, in Bangladesh, Obaidullah et al. (2011) carried out a survey whose purpose was to find out whether firm characteristic affects the business success in small- and medium-sized enterprises.

According to a report issued by a law firm retained by the board, Freddie Mac executives approved transactions whose purpose was to smooth growth of reported earnings at the company.

New buildings whose purpose is unclear.

"There were Katyusha, whose purpose is to hit civilians," Vilnai told Israeli Army Radio.