Sentence examples for practice of businesses from inspiring English sources

By leaving the EU, end the practice of businesses paying tax in whichever EU or associated country they choose.

The characters in the play may be extreme examples, but the practice of businesses selectively using information to sell products is widespread.

By restoring British tax sovereignty [by leaving the EU], which we lost when we signed up to the EU, we will end the practice of businesses paying tax in whichever EU or associated country they choose.

Money, it turns out, can buy you that kind of publicity, at least in China, where the practice of businesses paying for favorable coverage is common, David Barboza writes.

This, he believes, is the "struggle trip" that ex-comrades are pulling on him, and he insists that it is inimical to the practice of business.

So when Frank Caprio, the Democratic nominee for governor, put together his economic plan, he decided to include an incentive — a finder's fee — to encourage the time-honored practice of business networking.

"The practice of business worldwide has become totally dependent on using the time while flying to work, but how many people are going to put laptops in their luggage?" asked Robert Aaronson, the director general of Airports Council International, based in Geneva.

This week, the JargonSpy asks: Why isn't this teaching more prominent in the practice of business process management, the idea that formally defined business processes should be the starting point for running a company?

He's made decisions based on data in the practice of business.

The Dean Institute for Corporate Governance and Integrity was founded in 2008 at Lipscomb University as a forum for addressing "corporate governance" and "integrity" in the everyday practice of business.

All parties should note that the time and practice of "business as usual" is over, and they should address safety, health and environmental issues of fracking in a proactive and transparent manner.