Sentence examples for invoke the business from inspiring English sources

Richard Siegler, another Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, said that under a 1990 ruling by the state's Court of Appeals in what is known as the Levandusky case, three elements must be present for a board to invoke the business judgment rule: the board's actions must be in good faith, in furtherance of the purposes of the co-op or condo, and within the scope of the board's authority.

When critics have taken issue with the ethics of some private equity management decisions, the industry typically invokes the traditional business lobby line that whatever is good for its bottom line is good for America.

Mr. Kanlian invoked the restaurant business.

Invoking the current business travel buzz phrase, prepare for the "new normal," says Charles Petruccelli, the president of the American Express Global Travel Services division, which managed $29.1 billion in worldwide corporate travel sales last year.

I CHALLENGE you to find a stump speech by a politician running for any office from dog catcher to president that doesn't invoke the importance of small businesses.

In the future, good business will invoke "the means justifying the ends".

To guarantee that a REST web service could also be binded and invoked in the business process engine, an HTTP binding is processed by the WS-Adaptor and BPEL engine.

In 2005, the Chamber of Commerce was the first business group to invoke the law, using it to successfully challenge certain S.E.C. rules for the mutual fund industry.

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Pay no attention to those who invoke the confidence fairy, claiming that tough action on the budget will reassure businesses and consumers, leading them to spend more.

Campaigners invoke the constitution in their cause.