Sentences with phrase «cleaning company until»

I was with another franchise cleaning company until it ran out of business.

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Though Skinner had cleaned up and modernized restaurants and layered in new revenue drivers like McCafé beverages and extended hours, the company failed to address the fact that the McDonald's customer was evolving, says Larry Light, a consultant who was the company's global chief marketing officer until 2005.

Friedrich knows that until the infrastructure for clean meat is in place, companies will have to stay creative.

Clean - meat advocates and companies believe history is on their side, and it's just a matter of time until people come around.

We as consumers need to withhold our financial support of such companies until they clean up their act.

But others insist that until heavyweights like Dow and ExxonMobil are forced to own up to the dangers of their chemicals, smaller companies developing clean alternatives won't be able to compete.

In their report, the MPs called for the UK government to use its observer status at the Arctic Council, a federation of the eight Arctic nations, to push for a ban on offshore oil exploitation — at least until we have the technology and institutions in place to contain oil spills in the Arctic, and a liability scheme so companies can prove they can bear clean - up costs.

With dental insurance, it's the opposite: the insurance company pays for semi-annual cleanings, xrays, and other costs up to a certain annual maximum dollar amount (usually a very low amount, in the $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 range), after which you pay for everything out of pocket (or wait until the following plan year for the additional care).

I could never trust this company until they came clean as to who and where it is made.

Until we are willing to talk to utilities companies and pay a little more for clean electricity, I think that these internet sites will just remain useful knowledge, not a potential tool for change.

Because until we are sure beyond any doubt that companies will actually fix faulty pipelines, until we know that public health officials will actually protect our children, until we know what we're dealing with and how to clean it up, tar sands oil is just too dangerous.

Instead, the company wants regulators to allow it to make a $ 45 million investment by 2011 to partially clean up its emissions of mercury and oxides of nitrogen, then operate the plant until 2020.

When we look back at the Montreal Protocol and CFCs, people thought that process looked impossible until a few companies and countries realized that cleaning circuit boards without CFCs might actually save them money and be more effective.

It's also worth mentioning that newer drivers need to keep a somewhat clean driving record until they have built up a relationship and the associated premium discounts with their auto insurance company.

Luckily, I've learned to wait to clean until after the company leaves.