Sentence examples for the franchising from inspiring English sources
noun
A right or privilege officially granted to a person, a group of people, or a company by a government.
Ms. Valentine said she was attracted to the franchising concept because it offered support.
They put it at the top of the franchising queue ahead of the general election.
Last September, the Cendant Corporation, the franchising conglomerate, paid a reported $70 million to acquire the Corcoran Group.
Tells how cable companies, in the franchising arrangements they have made with city governments, possess what are in effect, local monopolies.
The buyer is a real estate company jointly owned by the franchising conglomerate Cendant Corporation and the private investment firm Apollo Management.
Over the longer term the franchising aspect of these new games seems problematic.
As part of the franchising reorganization segment of Operation Phoenix, Donald N. Smith initiated a restructuring of future franchising agreements in 1978.
Sounds like you've got the franchising bug?
We like the franchising model at Applebee's.
That's another market untouched by the franchising industry.
Wolmar adds that the franchising system doesn't help.
