Sentence examples for modification business from inspiring English sources

Andrea Arden, 41, trains dogs for Animal Planet's canine rags-to-riches makeover series, "Underdog to Wonderdog," and for 15 years has run her own dog education/behavior modification business from three locations in Manhattan, including Animal Haven, a shelter on Centre Street.

Another is Grander Financial, a 2008 start-up founded by former Lendingtree Loans Chief Executive Anthony Hsieh, which takes aim at the residential loan modification business, an ever-growing sector.

In an effort to establish leadership in the defense business, in 1996 Raytheon purchased in quick succession Chrysler Corporation's defense electronics and aircraft-modification businesses, and in 1997 it bought the defense electronics units of Texas Instruments as well as Hughes Electronics, maker of numerous missile systems.

Thomas McNamara, a California lawyer who as a court-appointed receiver has reviewed several defunct loan-modification businesses involving attorneys, believes that sales tactics employed by boiler rooms, so-called for their high-pressure atmosphere, simply don't mesh with the practice of law.

LAST week, United Airlines announced a modification to its frequent-flyer programme, MileagePlus, that could change business travel as we know it.

Consumer and publisher privacy alike is thus subject to a change of business model and the modification (of probably unread anyway) terms of use.

The film's title was arguably a modification based on business concerns.

No modification to its business approach, no shift in strategy, no changes at all.

Compared to REMICS, it adds feasibility assessment and business process modification.

Information security involves the protection of organizational assets from the disruption of business operations, modification of sensitive data, or disclosure of proprietary information.

Applying lean principles within a business requires modification and adaptation; it's not about just starting up a company within another company, the way it's sometimes portrayed for big companies like Apple that are said to have maintained a startup mentality among their employees.