Sentence examples for link businesses from inspiring English sources

Sterling, based in Dallas, is a leader in developing systems that link businesses to one another so that they can electronically exchange information.

An article on Monday about the formation of a drill team in a Philadelphia neighborhood referred incorrectly to the Pennsylvania Governor who helped link businesses with community development organizations in 1994, and misstated his given name.

However, the report said there are "challenges" to such an approach, including "a lack of legal authority in some states to link businesses to tax compliance".

The consortium's campaign is looking for approval and funding to complete the line, which would link businesses in the west of the country to ports, airports and companies across the east.

CornerJob touts "simplicity and immediacy" as the core USP of its matching platform, which does not vet or authenticate the individuals using it but aims to quickly link businesses with potential employees to get the ball rolling — the idea being more detailed checks can be done by employers once they have determined their shortlist of candidates via the app.

CornerJob touts "simplicity and immediacy" as the core USP of its matching platform, which does not vet or authenticate the individuals using it but aims to quickly link businesses with potential employees to get the ball rolling —  the idea being more detailed checks can be done by employers once they have determined their shortlist of candidates via the app.

Third, we link business models to organization design.

We suggest four underlying mechanisms that link business model innovation, value migration and subsequent outcomes.

Click on the link "Business Filings" and select "SOS Direct, Online Searching and Filing" to create an account that will enable you to download Texas incorporation forms.

During his trial, the former official, Gayus Tambunan, fascinated Indonesians with testimony about alleged kickbacks and collusion involving government figures and politically linked businesses.

"This is about moving beyond the farm-by-farm approach, and looking at more regional or country-based approaches, linking businesses, communities and civil society organisations.