Sentence examples for join commercial from inspiring English sources
From the end of the eighties, many Party functionaries fled their Party positions to join commercial concerns.
Another area of contention is whether municipal utilities can be compelled to join commercial suppliers in signing long-term contracts.
As a Yale student, working with Save the Rhino Trust Namibia, she has studied the social, economic, and cultural factors that drive individuals to join commercial wildlife poaching syndicates in Namibia.
Dr van Es, a fellow of St Catherine's College, says that in theory these powers were intended to find choristers for the royal chapel, but it was an "open secret" they were really about forcing youngsters to join commercial theatre companies.
Traditionally, civil servants had to wait a considerable period of time after leaving public service before joining commercial organisations.
But many factories have been lovingly converted, like the former tent company at 10 Bleecker Street, which is now a 22-unit co-op, and 250 Mercer Street, whose 277 apartments were fashioned from joined commercial buildings above Dojo restaurant.
Revolution on the radio While YouView's partners are working to overhaul the way British viewers watch television, the BBC has also joined commercial rivals to launch a player that will do the same for radio.
Messiter left the BBC in 1952 to join a commercial station in Johannesburg, and it was there that Just a Minute was broadcast for the first time.
Guardian News & Media (GNM) has today announced three new hires to join the commercial team of the Guardian's digital edition in Australia.
By then he had moved to New York to join a commercial real estate business in which his family held an interest and which included the Russian Tea Room.
So, on the principle of "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em", commercial publishers, too, are setting up open-access subsidiaries.Open for businessThe biggest is BioMed Central, part of Springer.
