Sentence examples for whatever businesses from inspiring English sources

And most of these boards must be made up of executives from whatever businesses predominate locally.

The savings would permit more people to shop, "go to Will's movies" and patronize whatever businesses Magic is into these days, he said.

A new enterprise law, which took effect in January, makes it easier for private companies to register, and to engage in whatever businesses they want.

By not paying rent, of course, he has deprived a local landlord and a host of other local companies of some income, as well as whatever businesses those purveyors might have patronized further down the line.

"When you operate in strategic sectors, you should be certain that the state knows you, is loyal to you, and wants you to be there … because any state can always find a way to put you in your place, however strong you are internationally, and whatever businesses you run".

Landowners may not sell to developers at that level because it doesn't buy them out of their existing cash flows of whatever businesses currently operate on their property, like gas stations, or developers may decide that they can't spread the cost of producing affordable units — which can also cost around $700,000 to800,0000 a unit to build — across the price of the market-rate units.

Commerce always defends whatever business wants because that's its job.

"I wanted a stake in whatever business I was working on," he said.

Whatever business there was on his corner, Mr. Walters had it all to himself.

Whatever business Adam's killers wanted to bless has already started.

MIAMI — Fashion boutiques, restaurants, a bank — Jorge Gomez plans to help his relatives in Havana open whatever business they want.