Sentence examples for granting business from inspiring English sources

Most banks, large or small, do not bother granting business loans of less than $50,000 because there's not enough profit to balance the risk.

To polite applause, Mr. Holbrooke told local officials at the Governor's House that the United States Consulate in Karachi would start granting business visas —100 a week — instead of making would-be business travelers to the United States go to Islamabad for the visas, as has been the case.

The Act helps offset recent wage increases by granting business deductions, tax credits and filing simplification.

Unfortunately, bolstered spending for unemployment benefits and food stamps was also omitted from the plan, in favor of granting businesses outsized tax writeoffs for new investments.

And on Saturday, in southwest France, Mr. Hollande said he would create 5,000 "jobs of the future" for unemployed people under 30 by the end of the year, by granting businesses 5,000-euro 5,000-euro for each person taxy hire.

In response, the Senate Democratic proposal would try to revive the economy mainly by putting more money in the hands of unemployed and low-income people and granting businesses tax breaks for investing in equipment.

But backers of the law say the state's power to grant business licenses includes the authority to set the criteria for them.

It is also being claimed that the retail sector has been unduly hit by a failure to grant business loans.

Schiller has granted BusinessWeek's Arik Hesseldahl what the publication says is his first "wide-ranging interview on the matter".

Refuse to grant business rate relief to independent schools unless they can show a "meaningful impact" on state schools through a new School Partnership Standard, for example by lending teaching staff or assisting in university admissions procedures.

Granted, businesses may have over-reacted, and the October figure may not be quite so bad.