Sentence examples for put forward business from inspiring English sources

In response, the council gave the community the chance to put forward business plans to keep the facilities open.

A mini-licensing period would have given clubs in the Championship a chance to put forward business plans in order to be considered for a place in Super League.

Similarly, a generic approach to business model design has been put forward: the Business Model Canvas (BMC).

The changing business environment in relation to the business school curricula was assessed by Simon (1967) who put forward that business schools should develop pedagogies concerned with the "what ought to be" instead of "the what is".

Although it is necessary to put forward a business case for why the private sector should be involved in sport, this is not hard to do.

The Swedish-led consortium that has agreed to buy Saab has put forward a business plan that the union thinks looks viable, and now the government should give Saab state guarantees.

"In the current climate and Aurigny's financial situation, to try to put forward a business case which is acceptable for an expenditure which may or may not result in a benefit would not be an easy thing to do".

For example, Svejenova et al. [33] put forward the personal business model, believing that the creation, acquisition, and sharing value can affect the development of business model directly.

With respect to the ISV agreements, Microsoft has put forward no procompetitive business ends whatsoever to justify their exclusionary terms.

The trade union bill, put forward by the business secretary, Sajid Javid, will create a shift from a current system whereby union members have to contract out from paying the political levy to one in which they have to opt in.

Mr. Donaldson said he was sympathetic to arguments put forward by the Business Roundtable that the original proposal could have permitted investors to approve directors who represented narrow special interests.