Sentence examples for franchisee from from inspiring English sources
The signs will cost each franchisee from $50,000 to more than $150,000, he said.
The Harvey Norman franchisee from Adelaide now votes for Nick Xenophon and he shows no interest in reverting to old habits.
The convention has 800,000 square feet of exhibit space, where the Ukrainians can check out what's new on the Brazilian menu, and the Japanese can show off their cellphone-ordering technology to the franchisee from Liechtenstein.
This was from AMG Rentals which, it turns out, is the Hertz franchisee from whom you hired the vehicle, even though the office name and logo were all Hertz.
The most common strategies reported by franchises were feedback to franchisees (i.e. re-training, removal of franchisee from network) and addressing the quality of patient care/patient experience.
Hoteliers say such arrangements also insure competitive prices for their franchisees, which, the franchise executives hope, will prevent franchisees from striking under-the-table deals with online travel agencies.
It's given rise to remarkable success for both sides," said David Kaufmann, a lawyer in New York who has represented many of the nation's top franchisees and franchisers and who wrote the New York franchise disclosure law, which protects franchisees from unexpected terms and conditions.
Most stores are operated by franchisees from which the company derives licensing fees and royalties, but MCD directly owns and operates 6,500 stores.
You have no protection, beyond Jazzercise's desire to support its franchisees, from the possibility a competing outlet might open up nearby.
"The intent was simply to prevent a fair and longstanding deal between an existing auto company and its dealers from being broken, not to prevent a new company that has no franchisees from selling directly to consumers.
Supporters of the proposal, including the American Association of Franchisees and Dealers, contend that it would protect franchisees from being put out of business without good reason.
