Sentence examples for practice of sales from inspiring English sources

As of 1 October, Wells Fargo has eliminated the practice of sales quotas in its retail banking departments.

The bank also announced that it is ending its practice of sales quotas three months earlier than previously stated.

In his three years at Google, Mr. Schmidt, 49, has been credited with helping strengthen the company's business, bringing in financial oversight, an international sales force and the practice of sales forecasting, among other things.

Real estate experts here say that is why more and more homeowners are turning to the practice of sale and rent back.

In their pleas, the executives have depicted a broad conspiracy to lie to prosecutors and lawyers hired by the company about the practice of backdating sales to meet Wall Street's forecasts for sales and profits.

Another possibility is that car sellers refrained somewhat from their customary practice of "borrowing" sales from January by using heavy incentives to boost sales in December.

The practice of backdating sales was once common at Computer Associates, according to prosecutors; in its 2000 fiscal year, Computer Associates backdated more than $1 billion in sales.

As of 1 October, Wells Fargo has terminated the practice of setting sales quotas in its retail banking.

In a move to increase transparency across the newspaper industry, Guardian News and Media (GNM) today announced it will abandon the practice of bulk sales with immediate effect.

Left unanswered is the question of why Mr. Silverstein or anyone else would lie to the government or Wachtell, Lipton about Computer Associates' practice of booking sales made after a quarter had ended.

Many school districts prohibit vending machines that sell soda in schools, and others have even banned the practice of bake sales on school premises, arguing that these seemingly innocent events make unhealthy foods too easily available to youngsters.