Sentence examples for qualified firm from inspiring English sources

Describing what he said was a recent conversation with a city official, he said: "It shocked me to hear, 'Wow, we would love to do that, if only we could find a qualified firm.' I remember when I was in City Hall hearing that kind of discussion 20 years ago and thinking it was outdated then".

The White House has already been burnt once when, last year, it appeared to defend questionable accounting practices at Halliburton during Mr Cheney's tenure which are now under formal investigation.Alas for the administration's reputation, there may be no better qualified firm for many of the jobs that will need to be done.

After completing the procurement process, qualified firms were accepted to join a pool of firms.

Last month it finished dividing up a quota of 70 billion yuan ($11 billion), which qualified foreign firms will be able to invest in the mainland's shares, exchange-traded funds and bonds.

If our country truly supports the free market and private innovation, why are we not letting all qualified remediation firms and reasonable looking technologies give it a shot and prove to us what they can do?

To qualify, a firm would have to hold at least $50bn of assets.

In order to qualify, the firm must not only negotiate a valid enterprise agreement with a bona fide union, but also show 'compelling reasons' why it should need derogation from the sector standard.

Among the defining characteristics are: qualifying firms represent themselves to investors only as being a venture capital fund, they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.

Among the defining characteristics: qualifying firms can only represent themselves to investors as being a venture capital fund; they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments; and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.

Lee qualified into the firm's litigation department ("much more manageable than corporate," he remembers), but as time went by he found himself, like Joy, dogged not just by stress but by an instinct that law wasn't quite right for him.

For example, the Small Business Administration in the United States provides guarantees of loans made by banks to qualifying small firms.