Sentence examples for vigorous business from inspiring English sources

Their presence is acknowledged as lightening the load on the state, but Colonel Qaddafi is wary, concerned lest a vigorous business lobby might lead to political challenges.

Managers, for instance, being as a rule selected from the most conventionally correct type, such social qualities as suavity of manner and address are more in demand than originality and vigorous business ability, the main object being to placate the board of directors.

He thinks that the "problem of political culture" was also a West German problem, given the awkwardness, for Germany's leaders, of having had to respond to terrorism alerts coming in from agents in countries with which German industry was doing a vigorous business in products most kindly described as "dual-use chemicals".

His goal, he wrote at the time, "is simple to build the biggest gorilla in this town the most aggressive and vigorous business advocate our nation has ever seen".In this section The Chamber of Secrets Bosses behaving badly All together now Still murky Rumble in the Java jungle Checkpoint challenge Ocean ahoy!

Nowadays, business globalization, complex consumer requirements, and high technology development have led to vigorous business competition and market uncertainty.

"My goal is simple -- to build the biggest gorilla in this town -- the most aggressive and vigorous business advocate our nation has ever seen," Donohue told a tobacco executive in 1998.

But it depends to a great extent on its popularity, and it is counter-balanced by South Africa's vigorous businesses, courts, activists and journalists.

Keating notes, with some weariness, that debates about the economics of independence are either an expression of Nationalist optimism - low taxes, meaning vigorous businesses, enabling high spending on public services, hello nirvana - or unionist dystopia (the locusts and plagues of Labour rhetoric in the Scottish election).

The new Republican chairmen overseeing environmental matters in the Senate are vigorous advocates of business interests and are set to reverse the priorities of the current chairmen.

White House officials and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle acknowledge that a broad overhaul, including a pathway to citizenship for 11 million illegal immigrants, would have a better chance at attracting votes for passage, especially among Republicans, if it had vigorous support from business.

The company has been under pressure from investors, and left many disappointed by not also announcing a share buy-back scheme.Glencore, on the other hand, said it would return $1 billion to shareholders through buy-backs, as it reaps the benefits from selling a Peruvian copper mine for $6.5 billion and a vigorous commodities-trading business.