And how exactly does the lab keep up this juggling act, serving commercial needs while trying to serve nonprofit ideals?
Its owners, Karen Adelman and Peter Levitt, yanked salami from the menu in November, saying that they could no longer in good conscience serve commercial kosher salami.
These towns remain and serve commercial, administrative, and social functions; however, their physical appearance often betrays their military and colonial origins.
That is not its mission, he asserts: typically it serves commercial interests at home or buys political allies abroad, too often unsavory ones.
South Holland is the holding company of South Holland Trust and Savings Bank, which serves commercial customers from five offices and has $535 million in assets, M.B.
The benchmark the states will be required to use could be one of the three largest plans covering small businesses, state employees or federal employees in the state or the largest health maintenance organization serving commercial customers.
According to one member, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak for the group, the panel is concerned that Google's retention period is too long and is intended to serve commercial interests.
But it is the view from the east — which reveals a curved, pitched glass facade, soaring steel hanger doors and a white-on-white "2001 -style interior — that truly encapsulates the future hopes of this complex, which officials call the first specifically designed to serve commercial space companies.
The solar market that serves commercial customers has been flat in recent years, partly because every commercial project starts with a blank sheet of paper: customers each have unique power demands and installation issues, and expect their own contractual terms, says Justin Baca, vice president of markets and research at the Solar Energy Industries Association.
