Sentence examples for for a shared back from inspiring English sources
With the addition of the new divisions, the need for a shared back office for things like human resources, computer systems and purchasing became manifest.
Max (whose memoirs are written for Alice eventually to read) glimpses her one night looking for something in their shared back garden: I could see through the neck of your loose cotton chemise a pink landscape of skin.
The programming done for this project is being shared back with the OpenMRS community, a particularly important benefit in resource poor environments [ 3].
We can imagine a model where teams of specialized agents across different product lines participate in referral sharing, and also leverage shared back office services for operational efficiency.
Cedraschi and colleagues called for a shared language between back pain patients and providers that 'requires a shift from medical and scientific classifications and terminology to a language comprehensible to lay people' (16).
Echenique's rival proposal for a shared, three-person leadership gained the backing of many activist circles, but won just a fifth of the 112,000 votes cast online.
NAO head Amyas Morse said: "The initiative for government departments to share back-office functions has suffered from an approach which made participation voluntary and tailored services to meet the differing needs of individual departments.
The UK Exchequer is justified in asking for a fair share back to ensure it can provide the support needed to the real wealth creators in the UK – very few of whom make £150,000 a year.
But GlaxoSmithKline was wanted, up 40.5p to £11.68 as it confirmed plans for a share buy back this year, showing confidence in the outlook after its fourth quarter profits were wiped out by a £2.2bn legal charge.
The proceeds will help MFI restructure its balance sheet and could free resources for a share buy-back or special dividend.
Alternatively, Mr Riboud could opt for several smaller takeovers, or go for a share buy-back or special dividend.Yet slimmed down to two highly profitable businesses, could Danone itself become a takeover target?
