Sentence examples for set businesses from inspiring English sources

Muslim activists set businesses on fire as the police stood by.

It is a much better picture than that pertaining in 2011, when Cable set businesses on their mission: then just 12.5% of the seats in boardrooms were held by women.

The most basic version of the Surface Pro with these new connectivity options (Intel i5, 4 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD) will set businesses back $1,149 and the one with an i5 processor and double the RAM and SSD storage will cost $1,449.

"So now that we've burned down buildings and set businesses on fire and looted buildings, now all of the sudden everybody wants to hear us".

In the absence of this much richer data set, businesses know less about where to offer services, what to invest in or where to locate new stores, and they're not happy about the impact this lack of information is having on their competitiveness.

Awards founder and judge Lucy Siegle said: "Over the last decade the Observer Ethical Awards has boosted the profile of social and environmental justice in the UK, launched some of the brightest new stars in sustainability and set businesses, activists and young green champions up with a glowing sustainable future, not least through generous bursaries and support from our sponsors.

To set business rates, a government agency assesses the premises' rentable worth per square metre, which is multiplied by an inflation-linked figure set by the government.

"Companies set business goals all the time.

The ZENworks product line allows customers to set business and IT policies to automate the management of servers, desktops, laptops and hand-held devices.

Locations like Central Park are incredible for burgeoning trainers, but most places have set business hours that should be respected.

Sadly, most companies never think about having employees in every position within the company set business and personal goals.