Sentence examples for turnover under from inspiring English sources

The plan, announced this week by the UCE vice-chancellor Peter Knight, would create an institution of 32,000 students with a £200m turnover under the Aston name.

Rather than risk a turnover under your own posts it's been more sensible to boot the ball away because we know it works.

Labor has backed the proposed tax cut from 28.5% to 27.5% for businesses with a turnover under $2m but says it will oppose the rest of the government's $48bn in company tax cuts that extend that lower rate to businesses with a turnover under $10m and, over time, to all companies.

Small charity training organisation the Foundation for Social Improvement (FSI) surveyed 381 small charities with a turnover under £1.5m, asking what their biggest skills gaps were and why they existed.

Frequent roster turnover under Thompson, who became general manager in 2005, made the Packers the youngest team in the league on the opening weekend for four consecutive seasons, from 2006 to 2009, and the fifth youngest last season.

Though the grind of the N.B.A. season makes them rare, Knicks practices this year have begun with an amusing refrain: the coaching staff, including Mike Woodson, runs baseline-to-baseline laps, one for each turnover under 13 the Knicks committed in the last game.

Labor has said it would support the tax cuts for businesses with turnovers under $2m, but not the extension to bigger businesses.

Labor has said it would support only the tax cuts for businesses with turnovers under $2m but not the extension to bigger businesses.

In 2016, sales for dealers with turnovers under the million-dollar mark declined, while the converse held true for their higher-end competitors.

This ratio clearly emphasizes that the three cell lines have distinct Krebs cycle turnovers under hypoxia.

A1 Turnover High Under Klein Joel I. Klein, the school chancellor for New York City, has pledged to stay at his post as long as Michael R. Bloomberg is mayor.