Sentence examples for market applying from inspiring English sources

To make the commission explicitly political would be a muddle as it has quasi-judicial functions such as policing the single market, applying competition rules and taking erring governments to the European Court of Justice.

Besides increasing awardees' stock on the job market, applying for and winning K99/R00 grants can offer other, equally substantial--if less obvious--benefits.

This interaction between large companies and their suppliers is responsible for the creation of a new market applying value to sustainability.

The argument Roosevelt made — that a government program could fix the flaws in a poorly functioning private market — applies with even more force in health care.

A woman who had been on her way into the market applied pressure to Mr. Barber's wounds while they waited for ambulances to arrive.

But, despite the emphasis on the applicability of theoretical sciences and attempts to prepare graduates for entering the job market, applied scientific centers have failed in training skillful graduates (Salehi and Baradaran, 2007).

The general labor market applies as a guiding principle for rating instructions.

They were purposeful – repositories of skills and knowledge, seeking out new markets, applying new technologies with an appetite for growth.

Do the standard theories of organisational behaviour, say, or marketing apply so easily across different situations?

The German system of co-determination, which gives unions half the seats on companies' supervisory boards, is coming under huge strain as financial markets apply pressure on firms to put their shareholders first.

The same rules that apply to great marketing apply to the mobile sphere, says Patrick Collins, president of New York mobile marketing agency 5th Finger.