Sentence examples for release a business from inspiring English sources

The Department for Transport is to release a business case endorsing the construction of HS3, which will reduce journey times between Leeds and Manchester from 48 minutes to around half an hour.

He once raised himself from his sickbed to personally release a business friend accused of corruption from jail, and it was always said that the main function of the minister of agriculture was to look after the president's farms.

Perhaps drawing inspiration from the Sichuan example, the Syrian official news agency got in on the game in July, in the midst of national upheaval releasing a business-as-usual photo that appeared to show President Bashar al-Assad levitating slightly.

However, in the future, it plans to release a premium business intelligence system for retailers offering them more data about shoppers and their purchases.

The White House's first choice for chairman, former Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, stepped down rather than release a list of business clients at his consulting firm.

He also touted Google's ability to release a feature that business users can try just by opting in, without having to upgrade any software.

The state government has released a revised business case for the project, including a cost-benefit analysis showing the project would generate a return of $1.10 for every dollar invested, or $1.50 if wider economic benefits were included.

SAP decided to take another shot today when it released a new business products suite called SAP C/4HANA.

A new product is released, a clever business maneuver is made, the global economy coughs, and suddenly, you are in uncharted territory.

At New York University, the Stern School's Center for Business and Human Rights released a report, "Business as Usual is Not an Option" focused on what should be done in the post-Rana Plaza world of global supply chains.

OffiSync is free, with plans to release a premium version for businesses in the future.