Sentence examples for introducing business from inspiring English sources

But instead of introducing business networking as a Tinder feature (as Bumble has now done), the company realized it deserved to be its own app.

"In practice, this means introducing business governance into schools, proper careers advice with direct links to business and measuring the success of schools and universities based on the employment outcomes of pupils".

We've known for some time that Instagram will soon be introducing business profiles, analytics and features intended to improve the ad-buying experience on the Facebook-owned photo-sharing network.

She said allocated seating was "not a first level priority" and ruled out introducing business-class seats: "We don't believe in that.

Evidence from Brazil (Bruhn and McKenzie 2013) and Mexico (Bruhn 2011) shows that introducing business-friendly reforms (e.g., simplified tax systems and one-stop shops for business registration) or more frequent tax and labor inspections can produce small improvements.

The streets have been cleaned up, new pedestrian precincts and parks introduced, business visitors welcomed without visas.

Similarly, Hewlett-Packard will soon introduce business printers capable of scanning and storing information in the cloud.

And Bloomsbury's reference division is developing a series of databases, including a recently introduced "Business Bible" for executives and investors.

These provisions require a stockholder to submit advance notice of his or her intention to introduce business at a stockholder meeting.

Foreign investment boomed as new regulations and tax laws were introduced, business laws were formulated and capital market reforms were put in place.

Cynthia and George Wakeman, owners of two bed-and-breakfasts in Sioux City, Iowa, often introduce business guests to a friendly face at the local Chamber of Commerce or line up meetings for them with local business leaders.