Sentence examples for strict business from inspiring English sources
It was a strict business transaction.
And once he warms up and we turn the conversation away from strict business chat, he is really good fun, making dry remarks and then smiling quietly afterwards.
Even corporate organisations have started relaxing their dress codes: technology company Lenovo, and branches of Unilever, have swapped strict business attire for T-shirts, dresses and casual trousers.
Problem is, distributors like IFC and several others have a strict business plan and tend not to let their movies go above a certain screen count.
A mere 4 percent of women in the United States now say they wear strict business attire, with 31 percent claiming to dress completely casually, according to the trend forecasting agency WGSN.
Dazzled, Richard offers her three days in Las Vegas and ten thousand dollars, and she agrees to go, but with serious conditions — no kissing on the lips, no penetration, no discussion of feelings, plus her own room and the maintenance of strict business hours from 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. The movie turns into a ritualized battle between unequal partners.
As Neil MacFarquhar and Ben Hubbard have reported, Bashar al-Assad has followed a strict "business-as-usual" policy since the start of the Syrian uprising two and a half years ago, behaving in his daily life as if nothing unusual is happening in the country his family has ruled for more than four decades.
With heightened concerns about internet security, more than half (56percentt) of executives would also welcome stricter business regulations imposed by a central organization or governing body.
Besides, in the coming years when environmental standards and international legislations become stricter, businesses may benefit significantly from the adoption of sustainable supply chain such as waste minimization, green product design, and technology cooperation.
The ex-models elastic brand– based on what I saw, she would consider Kathy Ireland toilet plungers or Kathy Ireland roach motels if she could argue they help busy moms proves a valuable trait in licensing, a strict volume business.
The film presented Coddington, with her tendency to prioritise artistry and romance over pedestrian concerns of budgets and logistics, as the foil to US Vogue's strict and business savvy editor, Anna Wintour.
