Sentence examples for retail law from inspiring English sources
The revision to the retail law, approved by parliament in April, allows the government to exercise greater control over private businesses.
The collective employment history is wide-ranging: although many have recently graduated, there's also an ex-civil servant and former employees of the banking, retail, law, media and health sectors.
The new retail laws suggest you need either be cheap (Lidl) or convenient (my corner store).
Perhaps it has something to do with my roots in New England, where some states cling to Colonial-era retail laws that de-emphasize holiday shopping.
China, for example, is far ahead with more than 110 million shipments per quarter but issues such as complicated supply chains, local retail laws, import taxes, lower GDP and poorer quality internet are likely to restrict India's sales for some time.
Given the challenge of byzantine retailing laws overseas, such customization is a big help.
Jeremy Drew, head of retail at law firm RPC, said it would "send shockwaves through design-driven businesses".
The supermarket giant has been accused of breaching state retail trading laws in NSW, where large retailers are forbidden from opening before 1pm on Anzac Day.
From the beginning of April, condominiums being built in big cities have been allowed to double the amount of floor space they can build on a given piece of land.In retailing, a law that made it almost impossible for big shops to set up without the permission of their would-be competitors has been progressively relaxed.
While about half the states have passed retail deregulation laws -- many of which will not become effective for several years -- there is an active wholesale market for electricity across the nation, and unregulated power generators have broken ground for new plants in many states.
It faces the challenge of India's maximum retail price laws, which means that it cannot charge a premium for goods like Instacart does.
