Sentence examples for length business from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, China has sounded the alarm that it is willing to re-write arms' length business transactions to benefit Chinese companies.

But in many cases this masks an arm's-length business relationship.

The transactions were "arm's-length business between sophisticated, self-interested people who knew exactly what they were doing and nothing more," Mr. Weingarten said.

It was a plunderfest that produced a gangster culture, with dozens of high-level Interior Department employees exchanging sex, cocaine and gifts with the industry they were supposed to be doing arms-length business with, according to a scathing and quickly forgotten report this year by the agency's inspector general.

This is a shortened version of your full-length business plan and is made up of the following sections: The Problem.

AOL is getting into the full-length movie business with a new 'Movies' section for the AOL On Network (disclosure: AOL owns TechCrunch).

It's not surprising that the man behind one of the first digital shops recently published the world's first full-length interactive business book exclusively to the iPad.

Yet the fact that Ms. Rometty's gender remains newsworthy also exposes the lengths that businesses still need to go to before women who invest their careers in companies have a shot at the corner office, or even equal representation.

If sports can motivate people to go to great lengths, can businesses learn to instill the same loyalty and passion in their customers?

Taylor said the "softly spoken" Firtash had come to see him on 8 December 2008 and "spoke at length about his business and politics in a visible effort to improve his image with the USG [United States government]".

Electricity transmission, for example, is pretty much a natural monopoly, but we don't have the Department of Energy just take over the whole business.In this case, it seems like a good idea to keep the government at arm's length from a business as subjective, error-prone, and commercial as rating securities.