Sentence examples for large businessmen from inspiring English sources

"I have always said that, by and large, businessmen make lousy politicians and politicians make lousy businessmen.

Mr. Olofsson, a Swede who speaks fluent French, was brought in to replace José Luis Duran by the retailer's largest shareholders, including the prominent businessman Bernard Arnault.

Mr. Olofsson, a Swede who speaks fluent French, was brought in to replace Jos?uis Duran by the retailer's largest shareholders, including the prominent businessman Bernard Arnault.

The prominent businessman heads the Villa Group of companies, described as one of the largest private conglomerates in the Maldives.

The inquiry has involved consultations with a large number of businessmen, Labour politicians, artists and other public figures.

Partying all night while accepting large bribes from businessmen who don't want to be mentioned in print and movie stars who do? No, no.

North Korea, a country of 22 million people, many of them deprived of all but the most basic needs, represents an unknown world for American business, but one with prospects both large and small: businessmen here see the need for everything from large transportation and energy projects to modest consumer goods.

As a result of Mr Hague's policy of opening it to the loony right, it is now crucially dependent on large donations from businessmen, for whom hostility to Europe is more important than winning elections, and increasingly influenced by fundamentalists whose values have little in common with those of most voters.

The advertisement, which actually says nothing about the Nov. 7 school board election, was paid for by the Partnership for Student and Achievement, a not-for-profit group that received large donations from businessmen such as John Moores, the San Diego Padres owner, John Walton, a Wal-Mart heir, and Irwin Jacobs, the head of Qualcomm.

He was buried in Gore Hill cemetery in the presence of a large gathering of businessmen and representatives of the organisations he had been involved with.

New Ansari, run largely by businessmen from Kandahar, Mr. Karzai's hometown, is among the largest of them.