Sentence examples for out of firm from inspiring English sources

If it feels like the employer is constantly trying to wiggle out of firm commitments, tell untruths, or intimidate you into accepting a lower salary, consider whether you actually want to work there.

Rather, the states base their jurisdiction to tax solely on the level of sales by the out-of-state firm to in-state customers.

In Brazil and Russia, for instance, bail-outs of firms lacking greenbacks are blurring the lines between the state, banks and big companies.

Lawmakers are considering breakup proposals after overwhelming public outrage over the $700 billion banking bail-out of firms like Citigroup, AIG and Bank of America.

Under an economic nexus standard, states assert jurisdiction over out-of-state firms even if they do not have property or employees present in the state.

Out-of-state firms stated their intentions this summer and fall.

Tipping Into Bankruptcy By 1998, Mr. Romney and his restless colleagues at Bain began looking for a way to cash out of the firm's investment in Dade.

The spokesperson added that the FCA was carrying out reviews of firms' PPI complaint handling procedures, and would be publishing its findings later in the summer.

A commission headed by Jacques de Larosière, a former head of both the Bank of France and the IMF, has recommended that the ECB chair a new European Systemic Risk Council made up of its member central banks and supervisors, but that it remain out of firm-specific supervision.

The boss of a major American private-equity firm predicts there will be a "winnowing out" of firms, particularly in Europe, where funds have performed less well.

Titan blew past CBS Outdoor to become the largest Out-of-Home transit ad firm in America.