Sentence examples similar to supplier expectations from inspiring English sources

As some observers have pointed out, the rage of India's middle class suggests that it is beginning to play the role that other middle classes have historically played: harboring a new customer-supplier expectation of government as "providing services for which they pay with their tax money," as Vinay Sitapati put it in The Indian Express.

Linguistic information is used to describe the demanders and suppliers' expectation levels and their actual levels.

In earnings news, Sanderson Farms said fourth-quarter profits more than doubled, thanks to improved margins and higher retail prices but the chicken supplier still missed expectations.

You need to hire new people in every part of your organization; restructure around different economics; reestablish customer, partner and supplier relationships and expectations; overhaul infrastructure.

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, the world number two, is seeking a first Open title to add to his US Open and US PGA wins, but a poor season following a switch to a new equipment supplier has dampened expectations.

"While companies are making progress in terms of thinking about supplier sustainability and setting expectations, the supporting actions that will drive adherence have shown little or no increase over the past few years," according to the report.

One government is said to be paying for its order of French fighters in returnable bonds: if the product does not come up to expectations, the supplier does not get paid.Yet the sheer volume of exhibitors at the arms fair, known as IDEX, suggests that there are still rich pickings to be had in the Gulf.

Negative contributors were a narrower spread between 10-year Treasury notes and the Federal Reserve's overnight bank lending rate, drops in building permits, orders for nonmilitary capital goods, stock prices, money supply and consumer expectations, faster supplier deliveries and a rise in jobless claims.

"Walmart's standards for suppliers lists our social and environmental expectations for our suppliers, specifically addressing working conditions, voluntary labor, pay, the cultivation of a safe and healthy work environment, and freedom of association," she said.

Wal-Mart remains strongly committed to the technology, but last week sounded a more pragmatic note at a meeting it organized to discuss its expectations with suppliers and RFID technology vendors, several people who attended said.

Martin explains that another key aspect is "working with SMEs and social enterprises to help them develop their ability to comply with our sustainability expectations of suppliers with regards to labour, environment, ethics and H&S standards.