Sentence examples for strategy setting up from inspiring English sources

One reason is that the company is family-owned, and families tend to be particularly loyal to their countries of origin.Renault, on the other hand, has determinedly pursued a low-cost strategy, setting up factories in Morocco, Slovenia, Turkey and Romania, and now makes only a quarter of its cars at home.

Apple is teaching fashion retailers about the importance of mobile in the store (who needs cash registers when you can check out on an iPhone?), customer service (maybe not crew members wearing blue or red T-shirts, but plenty of knowledgeable help at the ready for customers) and strategy (setting up an online channel as a complement, not a replacement, for the store experience).

It would lead to practical changes, including the wholesale review of the Prevent strategy set up by Labour.

This strategy set up a platform for improving abiotic stress tolerances and provide a possible approach for fermentation processes with low cost.

Nonetheless, he said, he went along with a strategy, set up by the outgoing Clinton administration, of agreeing to large loans for Argentina in return for its promises to finally bring some discipline to its budget.

A leaked email to BNP councillors revealed that the party is running a secret campaign to destabilise the Prevent strategy, set up three years ago to tackle "the specific problem of a small minority of young Muslims being attracted to violent groups".

Mr Javid said it was a "huge priority across government", and explained the work of his "serious violence strategy" set up a year ago.

In the mid-2000s, almost every major player in the debt collection industry pursued a similar offshore strategy: set up low-cost call centers in India or the Philippines to increase profit margins.

There are other companies that have delivered exceedingly good business results by pursuing close-follower strategies, setting up really good benchmarking tools.

Information management activities involved developing documentary research strategies, setting up a database to facilitate access to relevant information, and drafting summary documents to respond to information needs (knowledge syntheses, policy briefs, and lay summaries).

"I loved it my first year," Ms. Brunell says, "but as my classes got more work-oriented, I didn't have good strategies set up".