Sentence examples for indian associates from inspiring English sources

The service, started in July, promises guests at the hotel's 11 Grand Suites, which can run anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000 a night, almost unlimited access to Mr. Guha and two other immaculately trained Indian associates, all of whom sport white gloves, perfect posture and clipped colonial accents.

Some of these firms, in turn, then expanded their equity share capital by roping in new partners, including the multinational corporations from Norway and the UAE, besides Japan's DoCoMo, who paid large sums of money to acquire shares in their Indian associates.

From the historical experience of invasion, conquest and colonialism — by Muslims, Portuguese and British — many Indians associate conversion with coercion.

Do you feel like you're taking a risk by not offering many of the dishes that non-Indians associate with Indian food, like tandoori chicken?

State governments are left scrabbling to appease rural disgruntlement rather than investing in efforts to lift the productivity of land and labour.The tiger may be the animal most Indians associate with their private sector; but a more apt symbol is the peepul (sacred fig) tree.

Those companies and two Indian men associated with them were among those named as accessories in the case.

Indian voters associate affirmative action with left-of-center parties like the Samajwadi Party (whose progenitor, the undivided Janata Dal, in 1990 implemented the B.P. Mandal Commission's report on affirmative action for "other backward castes").

(Indian philosophers associate nothingness with lack of differentiation. They may prefer to describe Spinoza's world as a realm of nothingness dominated by a single overarching unity).

Sudhir Vyas, a senior Indian official associated with summit preparations, said on Monday that the idea of a development bank had "been in the air for some time".

Some American Indian tribes associated thunderstorms with the Thunderbird, who they believed was a servant of the Great Spirit.

It is widely accepted that the Oneota were the ancestors of modern American Indian tribes associated with Iowa, including the Ioway, Ho-Chunk (Winnebago), Otoe, Missouria, and Omaha.