Sentence examples for protecting profit from inspiring English sources

Diageo's emphasis, according to Mr Walsh, is on protecting profit margins, which are still around 30%.

"American companies have been faster to adjust their work forces and quicker in protecting profit margins," said Gilles Moëc, a senior economist at Deutsche Bank.

The changing of the Clarkes, which officially takes place tomorrow, came soon after Walmart International chief David Cheesewright told the Walmart annual investor jamboree in Bentonville, Arkansas that it was "very disappointed" with Asda and it was time to change tack and switch from "protecting profit to protecting share".

Mr Bolland's sell to investors is that he is protecting profit margins, which he is, with fewer promotions.

It's a matter of how banks price mortgage loans: a complicated mix of making loans that are attractive to potential investors -- often government-backed buyers like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- protecting profit margins for higher interest rates to come, and balancing loan demand with available staff.

Australia and Switzerland have found ways to avoid ridiculously high prices while still protecting profits and incentives.

Still, the United States health care industry is nimble at protecting profits.

The public interest extends to preventing fraud, and trademark uses the motivation of protecting profits to incentivise firms to uphold the public interest.

But Wal-Mart is not alone in teetering on a tightrope between protecting profits and doing right by employees, a balancing act that is occurring throughout corporate America.

The EPA, NRC and their international counterparts, like all so called "regulatory" agencies are only protecting profits and investments and not the public health and safety.

"The lobby suggests that decriminalising is only to do with protecting women and has nothing to do with protecting profits.