Sentence examples for various business groups from inspiring English sources

Since the election, she has been busy with various business groups -- she recently traveled to China to attend a gathering for CEOs from around the world hosted by Fortune magazine and, two weeks ago, she was appointed to the advisory board of APCO Worldwide, a business strategy firm.

He has also been active through various business groups on issues like trade.

The proposal for addressing the uninsured takes its place alongside others made in recent weeks by California's Republican governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger; former Senator John Edwards, the Democratic presidential aspirant; various business groups; and members of Congress.

Last December, when Corning wanted to train a dozen people from various business groups in relevant techniques, the company sent them to Germany, which Mr. Jackson calls "the Mecca of heat recovery".

That's work more for administrators in an organization's various business groups.

This group works directly with the various business groups on domain names and reviews proposals to determine alignment with our business.

Why do business lobby groups and Republican candidates oppose these policies?" Or Bash could have asked: "Carly Fiorina and various business lobby groups claim that paid family leave will hurt small business and destroy jobs.

The board put forth a similar batch of rules more than three years ago, drawing heat from various business lobbying groups as well as congressional Republicans.

After that, Antonovich gave preference to the opponents of Kuehl's plan, including representatives of various business lobby groups, although he sprinkled a few proponents among the early speakers to avoid looking completely one-sided.

But that wouldn't be all that different from the campaigns the mining industry or the union movement or various other business groups have run already.

Various business and professional groups, along with the Election Committee, also select 36 of the 60 members of the Legislature, while the public elects the rest.