Sentence examples for use the same company from inspiring English sources

The five states will use the same company, First Health Services of Glen Allen, Va., to negotiate with manufacturers.

At that time, Mr. Romney said he had continued to use the same company because the company had guaranteed that it would not hire any illegal immigrants.

The service is flexible; freelancers can use the same company wherever they are currently located without any impact on their business.

You Don't Know Jack was also influential; we ended up using the same company to do the commentary.

Paul and Kathleen Manafort used the same company to lease a 2012 Range Roger with a $12,525 down payment that same month.

I loved the moving company I used, but my brother used the same company later the same week and had a miserable experience.

David Hollingworth, from mortgage brokers London & Country mortgages, advises it would be worth checking who Virgin use for their conveyancing so that you can try to avoid ending up with another lender who uses the same company.

Morris was speaking between rehearsals for Does My Society Look Big in This?, a rough-and-ready political satire that opens next week, using the same company of actors who have inaugurated the newly refurbished theatre with Wild Oats, John O'Keeffe's 18th-century comedy.

Double PASS, a subsidiary of the University of Brussels, were appointed to audit all the youth systems at club level and make recommendations (the Premier League started using the same company nine years later).

Perhaps the most reliably ensemble-oriented productions in New York each year, the Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park offerings, are trying a new approach this summer: using the same company of actors to perform "The Merchant of Venice" and "The Winter's Tale" in repertory.

The rationale for this recommendation is that using the same company for all translations of a specific measure will ensure that a consistent and appropriate methodology is used across all languages, and that the firm would maintain institutional memory regarding the measure's nuances and previous decisions leading to increased and improved harmonization of translations developed over time.