Sentence examples for franchising arrangement from inspiring English sources

In an interview early last week, George Stone and Randall Katchis, the former co-owners of Julia B. Fee, said they had considered a franchising arrangement with Sotheby's, but ultimately decided to become wholly owned.

The second innovation was contracts and franchising arrangements to govern the relationship between hotel chains and local managers.

Indiscriminate invalidation of franchising arrangements would eliminate their creative contributions to competition and force 'suppliers to abandon franchising and integrate forward to the detriment of small business.

The government has introduced a code of conduct for franchising arrangements which will come into play on 1 January.

Ever increasing numbers of UK universities are setting up franchising arrangements, 2+1 models, or even full-blown overseas campuses.

Tells how cable companies, in the franchising arrangements they have made with city governments, possess what are in effect, local monopolies.

Many universities offer degrees through partnership arrangements with local providers or through franchising arrangements.

Ways of raising technology levels in national agro-industry in the absence of direct government involvement in the sector include the tapping of the research and development capacities of multinational corporations by encouraging direct investment, promoting joint ventures and licensing and franchising arrangements and encouraging the secondment of their staff.

Van Etten said that she collected between 3% and 5% of profits made from sales by other members below her in the Youngevity network, which she likened to franchise arrangements used by several major fast-food corporations.

While evaluation designs for specific business models (such as social franchising arrangements) are relatively well established, appropriate approaches to evaluating policies or regulations intended to shape the market environment and change organizational incentives require further development.

In Brooklyn, the family had been forced to enter into a franchise arrangement with blacks and Puerto Ricans, limiting themselves to providing capital and arranging for police protection.