Sentence examples similar to sales adopted from inspiring English sources

Sale adopted the Local Government Act 1858 in November 1866, and Sale Local Board was formed to govern the township at the beginning of 1867.

An extensive promotional campaign will also be conducted at the point of sale adopting the key messages of the marketing creative.

The first dataset SALE adopts the transaction records from a provincial department of a large energy retail enterprise.

Mr. Woronka hired a sales rep with 10 years experience in pharmaceutical sales and adopted a compensation plan Ms. Paling suggested, which gave the sales rep a higher base salary for a specified training period and then switched to a lower base as she began to generate about 60 percent of her $100,000 compensation through commission.

A Fannie Mae spokesman said that Mr. Howard's stock sales were all scheduled in accordance with a routine sales plan adopted and filed with the S.E.C. in February.

The sale was adopted as part of last year's budget agreement between Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and lawmakers.

As a sales pitch, "Adopt our rules and you won't have any losses" does not sound like a promotion for a superior set of accounting standards.

HSN also sought to take the edge off its sales tactics, adopting a more conversational on-air approach that it calls "Shopping with your girlfriend".

Aware that they have to work harder at recruiting than other companies without the tobacco baggage, Philip Morris' sales managers "adopt" schools, where they meet with faculty and even wheedle their way into lecturing classes.

Sales Forecast Green Power has adopted a conservative sales forecast for the business plan.

If the proposal is adopted, sales of oil-based paints would be limited across the country.