Sentence examples for substantive firm from inspiring English sources

"It's simply not true: if it's a substantive firm it can survive".

(2) We assessed the importance of a case to the chaebol based on discussions during the interviews; we wanted cases with sufficient financial value and/or extensive media attention to have substantive importance to the firm and receive substantial corporate attention.

Fourth, the results suggest that firms from perceived "dirtier" industries are more likely to join substantive self-regulatory codes than firms from perceived "cleaner" industries.

Conflict checks alone make it virtually impossible to find an attorney who would be willing to take on the firm in a substantive battle.

The TPP would grant foreign investors and firms operating here expansive new substantive and procedural rights and privileges not available to U.S. firms under U.S. law, allowing foreign firms to demand compensation for the costs of complying with U.S. policies, court orders and government actions that apply equally to domestic and foreign firms...

A key concern is therefore whether firms' reporting practices reflect substantive or symbolic behaviour, the latter often referred to as "green washing" (Delmas and Burbano, 2011).

Right now Microsoft is sponsoring a very substantive CLE tour for starting a law firm that's 99% mechanics and only 1% about Microsoft's products which you pretty much have to know about anyway so it's pretty good.

But here Mr. Lhota is on firmer footing, focusing on a substantive issue on which the candidates have real differences.

The kinds of things we noted, the connection of things by the simultaneity rather than by their substantive connection is as common in business firms as it is in educational institutions.

Based on in-depth interviews, observation of machinery and review of documentation, firm performance was evaluated for three substantive safety outcomes – hazard recognition (types and instances), risk control measures (type and quality) and provision of safety information (scope and quality).

Perez-Batres et al. (2012) examine the question of what determines a firm's strategic choice toward more symbolic or substantive CSR action.