Sentence examples for maximise the returns from inspiring English sources

Understanding your assets is fundamental if you want to maximise the returns.

Those who believe that companies should be run to maximise the returns to shareholders thought that shareholders should have accepted Steel's generous offer; but those who hold the traditional Japanese view that companies are social communities, not baubles to be bought and sold, disapproved of Steel's treatment of a venerated 105-year-old company.Both sides have a point.

An expert commission will be set up to examine how an independent Scotland could maximise the returns from North Sea oil and gas, the Scottish government has announced.

"I will be taking a keen interest in this and work with the chief constable to maximise the returns and beneficial use of assets seized.

These suppliers choose to commit to these high specification supply chains because it gives them access to complimentary resources, which enables them to maximise the returns on their distinctive competencies.

A second licence was issued on 13 October, when the Bank of England provided a £100 million secured loan to Landsbanki "to help maximise the returns to UK creditors".

Private providers also have an incentive to overcharge because company law requires them to maximise the return to shareholders".

We upgraded ourselves, in terms of education, hygiene, and social norms, to maximise the return to urban life.

"This would maximise the return of the commonwealth, while allowing it to re-commit this capital to new projects underway," Shorten will say.

As the mobility has fallen in association with the recession, workers have been less able to maximise the return to their skills or their own utility.

"Those numbers are really impressive," says Professor Martin Boddy, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Research and Business Engagement at UWE Bristol, "because our aim is to maximise the return on investment of public sector resources.