Sentence examples for upfront business from inspiring English sources

"We have a clean upfront business," the provincial premier, Stephen Kakfwi, said in an interview, throwing diplomatic subtleties to the Arctic winds.

The window for paid apps is definitely getting smaller, but there are still a few success stories out there to analyze, for developers determined to try the paid upfront business model.

The No. 3-rated TV network among U.S. households is reducing its cost per thousand viewers, or CPM, to win more "upfront" business, or advertising sold ahead of the new TV season starting in September, NBC spokeswoman Kyle Kaino said.

The company gets credit, and mostly deserves it, for being upfront with its business affairs and for running a Web portal that includes much useful, noncommercial information and commentary besides the sales-booking engines.

A pair of Ohio companies owed more than $25,000 by Clinton for staging events for her campaign are warning others in the tight-knit event production community — and anyone else who will listen — to get their cash upfront when doing business with her.

Be upfront about your business and you will gain the trust and alliance of the junior VC.

This can be achieved by the upfront involvement of business teams in problem definition and designing of the solution.

That includes being "upfront" about its business practices and what startups can expect from working with it.

With Hammond also under pressure to pump more into the NHS, and to ease upfront costs for businesses, the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) is expected to limit his room for manoeuvre by downgrading the UK's growth prospects over the next five years.

Instead of wasting a lot of time, money and manpower setting up and maintaining complex enterprise applications and paying huge upfront licensing fees, businesses can now "rent" applications on a subscription basis and have someone else worry about hassles like upgrades, bug patches and technical problems.

In a letter to BRDC members on 24 September, its outgoing chairman Stuart Rolt said: "The revised value reflects the commercial value of the amounts offered for the business including upfront payments and the present value of future rental income".