Sentence examples for requiring business from inspiring English sources
These pressures will constrain land expansion for coffee production, requiring business risk management responses to think about alternatives in advance.
I'm not sure how a law requiring business owners – particularly small business owners – to provide this additional compensation is going to help pay for this change.
Eddie Roth, director of public safety for St . Louis said he planned to introduce regulations requiring business owners to clear people from tents they erect near their establishment when a severe thunderstorm or tornado warning is in effect.
Mr. Romney did raise more revenue to balance those budgets, though: as governor he closed a number of tax loopholes in ways requiring business to pay hundreds of millions of dollars more in taxes.
SANTA FE, N.M. — Do not come to this city 10 years after it started requiring business owners to pay their workers more and think it holds irrefutable evidence that the move was either a boon or a disaster.
The FSA's decision notice found that the UK bank breached its rules requiring business to be conducted with "due skill, care and diligence" over the way it handled an agreement with its parent company in Iceland which could transfer £1bn to it at short notice over a four-day period in the autumn of 2008.
Developing countries often have hypertrophied bureaucracies, requiring businesses to deal with enormous amounts of red tape.
The suits said the restaurants violated a state law requiring businesses to notify consumers of potential toxic exposure.
JERSEY CITY — This city, the second largest in New Jersey, has passed legislation requiring businesses to offer employees paid sick leave.
Until recently, regulation has mainly worked by requiring businesses or products – farms, factories, buildings, cars – to cut waste and pollution.
More recently, San Francisco pioneered legislation requiring businesses to provide paid sick leave and contribute money toward their employees' health care.
