Sentence examples for retailing organizations from inspiring English sources

Various online retailing organizations and individual e-tailers say they plan to take Consumer Webwatch seriously, but that they also fear that the guidelines may ask them to do things that make little business sense.

Retailing organizations immediately denounced the administration's decision, saying it would produce a spiral of new protectionism that would lead to higher prices of products ranging from bedroom furniture to television sets.

NYC, a nonprofit retailing organization for salvaged building materials with spaces in Astoria, Queens, and Gowanus, Brooklyn, acquired much of the lot (see spreadsheet below), including an antique phone booth and candy machine, fireplaces and two chandeliers.

"The state of Colorado authorizes, oversees, protects and profits from a sprawling $100-million-per-month 100-million-per-month 100-million-per-month organization that exported thousands of pounds of marijuana to some 36 states in 2014," they said.

The major types of retail organizations are corporate chains, voluntary chains and retailer cooperatives, consumer cooperatives, franchise organizations, and merchandising conglomerates.

While merchants can sell their wares through a store or nonstore retailing format, retail organizations can also structure themselves in several different ways.

But not all parties to the suit are satisfied with these terms; many retail organizations — over half the named plaintiffs — now oppose it.

"All retail organizations of any kind, in order to stay fresh in the eyes of the consumer, have to constantly be bringing innovation," said Eric Weisman, who was brought in last August as chief executive at Musicland to lead the turnaround.

The group said contributions to candidates for statewide office in the 1998 and 2002 elections from tobacco companies and what it called allies -- including restaurant, alcohol and retail organizations -- totaled more than $360,000.

Andrew Faas, a former senior executive with Canada's two largest retail organizations, found this out the hard way when he blew the whistle on a corrupt colleague, and subsequently had his phone and email hacked, and even received an anonymous death threat.

"Producers and retail organizations, understanding the social responsibility of business in the balanced and stable development of the consumer market in Russia, will take necessary measures over the course of the agreement to ensure that the most vulnerable strata of the population can purchase products at acceptably stable prices," the statement read.