Sentence examples for forge business from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xi also got an important career boost from Zhejiang's push to forge business ties with poorer provinces inland.

The Hyundai Group, which has led South Korean efforts to forge business ties with North Korea, said today that it might be unable to make a $12 million payment it owes to the North Korean government.

Kalyani says that Bharat can operate a forge business more profitably in Europe or the U.S. by using back-end manufacturing from its Indian operation to bring down costs.

Thirdly, multinational corporations should increasingly forge business relationships with local enterprises to foster greater market access beyond country boundaries.

And de Botton argues that other core human needs continue to be drastically underserved by the modern business community — providing a fertile opportunity for startups to fashion and forge businesses that are successful exactly because they serve the goal of increasing our wellbeing.

They've been busy the last few months in improving their product and forging business relationships, and have just announced that they've raised $750K with which to continue development.

The U.S.T.A. realized that there must be a deeper investment in the communities, targeting potential athletes and forging business relationships.

The company added products like wonton chips and fortune cookies and forged business relationships with national food chains like the Cheesecake Factory and P. F. Chang's.

Willingham, who played football and baseball at the university, said he took up the game on the advice of other Spartans coaches, Sherman Lewis and Jimmy Raye, who emphasized golf's usefulness in forging business and social connections.

Elected in a landslide in 2008, Mr Ma brought tensions with China to their lowest state in six decades, forged business agreements across the Taiwan Strait, and help keep an export-dependent island from being swept up in the global financial crisis.

Lured Super Bowl to Minnesota 1992; now forging business outside U.S. Barbara: 50% owner, Northwestern grad; former grade school teacher.