Sentence examples for in its directory from inspiring English sources

Consequently, it plans to offer free listing in its directory to any business that registers with it.

They doesn't openly publish the schools in its directory, but one can guess it consists of niche schools who need the extra applicants and that applicants might not know a lot about.

The first time, it will generate a "EULA" file in its directory — you will need to open this and change the "false" field to "true" to continue.

The latter's analyst Tony Shiret said it appeared Next had been cutting prices in its Directory to attract customers, rather than trying to pass on cost increases to the consumer and seeing what happened.

Instead, a Yellow Pages company would buy up the calling minutes in bulk and either offer it as part of the fees it charges businesses to list their numbers in its directory or charge the businesses on a click-to-call basis.

Separately, two years ago, Yahoo began charging sites $199 to be reviewed quickly by its editors for possible inclusion in its directory, rather than waiting in a six-month-long queue for an editor to look at the site with no charge.

Though the company says it will include videos of all lengths in its directories and community – Brightcove will probably have more 20 to 60 minute videos than other familiar video sites around the web.

Digital Convergence has also begun diversifying its partnerships, including a deal with Verizon Information Services to publish cues in its directories, and entering discussions with corporations about uses in business settings.

A recently developed computer algorithm, SANGRA, was therefore used to identify South Asian individuals by matching the name of each study subject in the registry files to the South Asian names contained in its directories.

In the first sign that the British Telecommunications restructuring plan may be developing some cracks, the company said it was rethinking its plan, announced in November, to sell a 25percentt stake in Yell, its directory and e-commerce unit, to investors in an initial public offering.

The firm paid $26.2m for a 4.9% stake in CNET of San Francisco and acquired an interest in Snap!, its directory and navigation service.