Sentence examples for through firms from inspiring English sources

He suggested that potential investors instead go through firms that do the vetting for them.

Some are asking, in private, why they should bother investing in real estate when the government is choking off potential rental revenue.Given that the government is the biggest developer in town (through firms like Emaar Properties, Dubai Holding and Nakheel), it would be wrong to overplay this fear.

More specifically, we highlight that KM capabilities enhance alliance ambidexterity indirectly through firms' ICT capabilities, suggesting that MNE managers should design KM tools and develop new ICT skills.

According to Charitywatch.org, AHAF's former president and executive director, a husband-and-wife team, ran $43 million in fund-raising transactions through firms they and their family owned and operated.

(KH board member) New concepts of roadside service "Customers have higher and higher demand over car emergency services; the dominant theme within the towing industry is learning to improve towing service, through firms learning from TMS and other key customers".

Total donations, including through firms: $3 million.

Although the full effects depend on the way that firm-level special tax regimes are designed, special regimes generally tend to favor pass-through firms over non-pass-through firms.

Policy wonks have already pointed out that there are many ways to game tax breaks for "pass-through" firms, allowing wealthy individuals to masquerade as small businesses to reduce their tax burden and thus government revenues.

This should be stamped in italics – no, screw that, Helvetica bold, atop every piece of legalese: "The laws of Britain work through firm evidence.

Bonuses of this type are usually determined through firm-level bargaining that is not widespread among smaller firms.

The common mechanism used by workers and unions to exert their bargaining power in Spain is through firm-level contracting.