Sentence examples for make it more business from inspiring English sources

The United States Chamber of Commerce recruited in 2011a former attorney general, Michael B. Mukasey, to advocate for changes to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act to make it more business friendly.

It has updated its own video conferencing product, Skype, to make it more business-friendly.

The exchange occurred when the NHS was recruiting a new breed of manager to make it more business-like and efficient, a process mirrored by higher education over the past decade or so.

What idea do you have to make it more business-friendly, so that more people like you can start businesses in this town?

"Well, if you're going to cram all these people on a train like this, you might as well make it more like business class on an airplane, with individual lights and air-conditioning vents.

In the context of business education too, it has been argued that presenting the business case for issues such as CSR and sustainability is likely to make it more palatable to business students (Lourenço 2013).

This is likely to make it more attractive to business workers generally.

Last year, Google paid $625 million to acquire the e-mail security company Postini to bolster its online Apps service to make it more useful inside businesses.

"Arbitrary interventions in the carbon market would just make it more difficult for businesses to produce cost-effectively in the E.U.," Eurochambres, which represents millions of European businesses, said in a statement after the vote.

There is much that Spain's government can do to make it more attractive for businesses to expand.

That will almost certainly bring new capital into the region, because it will make it more profitable for businesses to invest there.