Sentence examples for pairing business from inspiring English sources

"Delegation is the key to good management in any business, especially the au pairing business," opined one.

Cappelli says the legislation makes for "odd political bedfellows," pairing business owners and low-income Hispanic workers against the statute.

Hot Bread Kitchen is providing culinary training that offers economic security to low-income women; ROC USA is making resident ownership of mobile home communities viable and successful; and the Prison Entrepreneurship Program is pairing business executives and inmates through a passion for entrepreneurship.

So it is with banking, in which the United States is the leader in employing complex transactions like credit-default swaps, but has struggled with the more basic task of pairing businesses with loans.

To reverse circulation declines at The Los Angeles Times, he paired business and news executives and set out to measure and increase the readership of individual sections.

"There aren't many companies who have been able to pair business success and positive political and civic impact in the world," Lindsay wrote.

Katz took over management of the Haiti project in March from Executives Without Borders, a nonprofit that pairs businesses with nonprofits across the globe.

One pair for business and one pair for the gym should be fine.

It is probably the only pairing in business where you actually want to give credit to the other person, though I have noticed that fathers are more eager to credit sons than sons their fathers.

They've committed at the senior level to cross-functional collaboration, pairing their business units and labs seamlessly.

It turns out pairing a business journalist with four inquisitive sophomores can generate hundreds of questions -- and elicit plenty of responses from insightful sources, both in-person and from afar.