The phrase 'large franchise' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a business or organization that has multiple branches or locations, typically with a well-known brand name. Example: "The new McDonald's in our neighborhood is part of a large franchise that spans across the country."
But assembling a large franchise could take years, and digesting deals has never been one of Citigroup's strengths.
SouthTrust, with about $53 billion in assets, is based in Birmingham, Ala., but has a large franchise in Florida.
Join us next weekend when Liam Neeson battles snow, cold, and wolves in The Grey, while Katherine Heigl starts what could be a very large franchise with One For the Money (based on the first of 17 novels featuring bounty hunter Stephanie Plum).
Grow into a large franchise with a reputation for getting the desired item at a reasonable cost.
Just like sales-people of the same large franchise can be re-assigned to different branches, buses can be re-assigned to different routes, and you can be reassigned to drive different buses.
The largest of those donations was $25,000 from HFS Inc., a large franchising company in Parsippany, N.J.
You make it sound as if large franchises stifle creativity, but that's not always the case.
"Sports is non-partisan, it's not political, so when you see these large franchises going green and speaking about global warming, it sends a message to everyone in the marketplace that this is a real issue that merits attention," he says.
Often times, large grocery store chains, other large franchises, and most Wal-Marts have places for you to cash your personal or payroll checks for minimal fees.
He was executive chairman of one of the UK's largest franchise companies, with 12 individual franchise systems, over 800 franchisees and operations in 14 countries.
Coming out of the European Union is an irreversible decision that needs to be done by the largest franchise we can respectively put forward," she said.
