Sentence examples for under businesses from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under businesses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that falls within the category or jurisdiction of businesses, such as regulations, laws, or practices. Example: "The new regulations will apply under businesses operating in the tech sector."
Because he owns the vast majority of land on Lanai, including under businesses that lease space from his holdings, he holds a powerful influence over islanders' lives.
The Directory of Open Access Journals lists more than 250 titles under Business and Management.
But talk by scientists and economists of "solving" climate change is as disastrous as waiting and watching under business as usual.
These ranged from NZ$1,270 to $1,800 a year in 2027, or 1-21-2% the projected NZ$85,000 average income under business as usual.
The report gives an upper limit of roughly 1m (3ft) of sea-level rise by the end of the century under business-as-usual carbon emissions.
Central Asia could lose close to 11% of GDP and east Asia about 7% under business-as-usual water management policies, according to a new report.
Figures obtained by the Guardian relate to the number of jobs approved under business appointment rules for armed forces personnel and MoD civilians.
Universities began to offer elective courses under business administration programs only after 1995.
A recursive process is used to project the model to 2050 under business as usual.
This problem is known as additionality: forest conservation projects that would be carried out under business-as-usual should not be eligible for compensation.
Note that this is an important control for mitigating the losses that would fall under business interruption coverage, which is traditionally offered by insurers.
