“firms”造句，怎麼用firms造句

So how should firms motivate people?

A further 61 CPA firms from Hong Kong have also registered with the PCAOB, including the local member firms of the Big Four and second tier firms.

He was utterly unscrupulous in his competition with rival firms.

Several firms offered to obtain republication of his novel.

When the same effect is produced by an agreement among several firms, the group of firms is called a cartel.

Most bankers reckon they have little appetite to break firms up, particularly if the constituent bits moved abroad or were bought by foreign firms.

Should we require financial firms to have more capital to absorb losses?

Foster new high-tech firms and shift towards a green economy.

But Chinese firms have emerged as the biggest solar-panel producers in the world-almost all of it exported-just as the industry faces a massive supply glut that is forcing firms to close.

After all, cable and satellite firms know something that even Google does not: where their customers live.

Indeed, over the past year both Japanese firms have made international expansion the cornerstone of their strategy.

A recent spate of prosecutions under the act of firms operating in China and other notoriously crooked places has stoked fear in the heart of many executives.

As well as lowering the cost of inputs for domestic firms, trade increases the variety of products and may also boost productivity-both tricky to quantify.

How these firms adapt to a world in which Banks are no longer seen as risk-free is the tests' unanswered question.

While there is no doubt that Warner Music has been a successful investment for the private-equity firms, its attractiveness to public investors—who usually demand growth—is less obvious.

In special economic zones there are various ways of importing from abroad and combining with domestic firms, such as compensation trade, processing raw materials on client's demand, assembling supplied and semi-finished parts

現在，擺在這些公司面前的，主要有兩條路：一是收購其他公司（百事公司前不久才收購了兩大飲料品牌）；二是把錢交給股東們——想象他們欣喜若狂，就不會再把錢攢起來了。 ---》they指代firms，公司現在有錢了，很high，不像金融危機那樣緊巴巴不敢花錢了。assume假定

American tech firms covet China's huge market.

Competition has forced out many small firms.

Nimble biotech firms, however, have a good record of innovation.

If BANKS go bang, life insurance firms sputter.

What about the long tail of other firms keen to grow in China?

One reason the downturn has been so severe is that firms have trimmed inventories savagely.

But the overall timetable is slipping. There is no consensus on who should supervise the largest financial firms.

Others worry that the economic crisis, with its national bail-outs of once swaggering firms and financial institutions, heralds “the return of the state” in the European economy.

But ultimately most firms will have no choice but to do business on somebody else's digital property, and to agitate for better terms if the owner gets too greedy.

Up to 20 exhibitors have so far registered, not only lawyers and mediators, but also estate agents, life-crisis experts and private detective firms and DNA laboratories offering paternity tests.

Insurance firms teeter on the brink.

That undermines the willingness of firms to hire or invest.

The boost from firms rebuilding their inventories after running them down in the recession will dwindle.

A string of small firms are offering fast broadband to offline areas, via cables, satellites or the airwaves.

Taking ratings out of the system could greatly decrease the power and influence that the big three ratings firms have over Wall Street, and possibly impair their earnings power.

As firms increase production, they are expanding through contracts with outsourcing firms rather than permanent recruitment.

So how should we take the spate of new green announcements from the world's major oil firms?

Many firms ban smoking on the premises.

Morris acknowledges that due diligence has gotten more stringent over the past year, and that firms like his no longer feel pressure to make quick decisions.

Moreover, PR firms are beginning to encroach on territory that used to be the domain of advertising firms, a sign of their increasing clout.