Sentence examples for selling distribution from inspiring English sources

Last week, i2 struck a deal with the software maker Ariba Inc. and I.B.M. to help companies develop on-line systems for buying, selling, distribution and stock management.

It shot "Isolation" early last year and has been selling distribution rights to the movie through what appears to be a shifting team of partners since then.

Capabilities: Your own organizational strengths that enable the design, development, selling, distribution or support of your work product.

Collaborators: Those that work with you to produce or enhance the design, development, selling, distribution or support of your work product.

But gross margins take account only of the direct costs of production; they exclude selling, distribution, administrative and financial costs, which have all risen more slowly.

Advertisers fled Fox News host Bill O'Reilly's show after harassment allegations, and the Weinstein Co. has sold distribution rights to "Paddington 2" in the aftermath of high-profile accusations against producer Harvey Weinstein.

Energy companies must now either sell distribution networks (ie, grids and pipelines) or run them as wholly separate businesses.An important test case is the Yamal gas pipeline from Russia to Germany via Poland.

These days he produces American-style blockbusters on a Russian theme and sells distribution rights in Hollywood.The loudest anti-Americans in Russia are not the unreformed communists but the well-dressed, English-speaking speechwriters from the perestroika era.

Their closer analysis also refined management's understanding of local market needs, concluding that consumers perceived "localness" mainly in terms of how a product was sold (distribution through local channels, promotion in local media, use of local brand names) instead of how it was designed or what features it offered.

We strive for exits, while they sell distribution rights.

Plus, TV and film production companies want to sell distribution rights to the highest bidders first.