Sentence examples for represents business from inspiring English sources

It represents business as usual, mutual mystification--a Sino-American tradition of long standing.

The remaining $2.5 billion represents business interruption losses for the office components of the trade center complex, Silverstein said.

Chris Gallus, a former lobbyist and a lawyer who represents business interests in Montana, said his clients would most likely challenge the statute if it were not stricken.

Kevin C. Mitchell, chairman of the Business Travel Coalition, which represents business travelers and corporations, said he doubted the fee would scare off travelers.

Jeffrey R. Holmstead, who led the E.P.A.'s air quality office in President George W. Bush's administration and who now represents business clients, said the agency had concluded that the standard as proposed would not survive a certain court challenge.

The question of whether that represents business as usual in Washington or an ethics breach is at the heart of a far-reaching Congressional ethics investigation that is stirring concerns throughout Washington and Wall Street.

The Times Square Alliance, which represents businesses in the area, provides the attendants who monitor them.

"The feelings of Serbs are fluctuating between despair and rage," said Maja Piscevic, of the Serbian Association of Managers, which represents businesses.

The plaintiffs' group that reached the agreement with the company represents businesses and individuals affected by the spill.

CAA represents business-to-business and consumer-oriented technology companies looking to build their brand and leverage opportunities in entertainment, including Cisco, IMAX, and imeem.

"Those are the terms," said Brian Strange, a Los Angeles lawyer who represents businesses in warranty claims.