Sentence examples for its middlemen from inspiring English sources

When the PT Kizone factory in Indonesia closed without paying $3 million in severance, Nike, one of the factory's major customers, said it and one of its middlemen would put up $1.5 million toward severance.

As long as a gene's sequence is known, scientists can block its middleman with RNAi and effectively silence its activity.

Other supporters argue that Hong Kong can retain its middleman role -- with a few tweaks -- as a provider of services to the next generation of foreign companies that try to get into China.

For its middleman role Ebay collects a fee of up to $2 plus 5% of the final price.

For every CD you get in the mail, you pay Lala a buck as its middleman's fee plus 75 cents to cover the postage.

And why buy a PC in Japan, with its army of middlemen, when it's cheaper to fly to Taiwan, buy the same machine, spend a week wining and dining and fly back?

Under the oil-for-food program, which regulated Iraqi exports, Iraq was compelled to sell its oil to middlemen who in turn sold it to major international traders.

And while the argument is sometimes made that the use of independent dealers lowers prices, it's hard to see how forcing Tesla to sell its cars through middlemen would make them cheaper.

Here, the members of the Lynx, its golf-shirted middlemen and good-natured middle managers, are instead victims of the twenty-first-century global economy, which often resembles an elaborate plan to punk them.

Now it faces several investigations into how it compensates brokers and other middlemen for selling its funds.

Mabey faces further trouble as its former sales director, Jonathan Danos, has alleged in court papers that the company disguised secret payments to middlemen in its sales to Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and Panama to avoid official scrutiny.