Sentence examples for key firms from inspiring English sources
In the UK, the Financial Services Authority will have to widen the reach of its existing pay code from 27 key firms to 2,500 businesses and will be under pressure from banks to announce its approach early next week.
WWF-UK, the Climate Group and Forum for the Future have established a working group with a number of key firms to drive the net positive movement forward, based on solid restorative principles and avoidance of unacceptable natural losses.
He said the company was the auditor for key firms in two of the successful PPP consortiums: "This appears to be a clear conflict of interest and on these grounds alone, their report should be disregarded".
Among the other key firms to report during the week of July 9 are energy leader Enron, communications networker Juniper Networks and hotel giant Marriott International.
Combined together, our analysis suggests that it is critically important to identify key firms located at the very upstream of the conflict mineral supply chain and to regulate transactions associated with these firms.
By changing the model from a wholesale content provider to a visible content partner with key firms, the company entrenched itself as a major web presence: "By the end of 1995, we were making more revenue from our sales on the Internet than our sales in print," says Nibley, whose service reached 7.2 million unique users in January.
IEC consists of six interrelated key firm orientations.
We review the literature from several disciplines to identify the key firm- and environment-level factors that affect the outcome of a technology battle and posit that the relative importance of each factor will vary depending on the phase considered.
McKenna Long & Aldridge is one of the key outside firms registered to lobby for TransCanada Pipelines, which paid the McKenna firm at least $190,000 over the last 5 years to lobby on their pipeline issues, including $40,000 in the first half of 2011.
Equally key: Both firms are teaming with big-name partners.
But some key tech firms are concerned about government surveillance.
