Sentences with phrase «done by private businesses»

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As these companies go where no businesses have gone before, they raise questions only fuzzily addressed by the Outer Space Treaty: What are private companies allowed to do in space?

Our organization supports the philosophy of less government involvement in the business sector and believes that governments should not do what can be done in whole or in part by the private sector.

Structuring investments by tax - exempt entities to minimize unrelated business taxable income, and obtaining a private letter ruling from the IRS National Office that investment advisory and related fees received by a tax - exempt organization do not constitute unrelated business taxable income.

The Ministry of Health and Welfare reported 364,350 abortions in 1994, though that figure does not include abortions by the private physicians whose lucrative business has reportedly blocked distribution of the birth control pill.

You don't understand that people can already get these things as a private healthcare decision that doesn't show up on anything received by the business.

But this ideology does not allow us to consider that perhaps private business decisions are in fact making some political decisions more or less inevitable, or that the media themselves may be controlled more by economic considerations than by a devotion to democratic principles of free expression.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said he plans to rip a page out of Cuomo's playbook by forcing private companies that do city business to disclose claims of sexual harassment against their employees.

«The EPSERP will have a major positive impact on the private sector through the substantial reduction in the cost of doing business for all economic sectors, particularly in the formal and informal manufacturing and service activities which are seriously constrained by the power supply gaps.

Despite being appointed by the Government to champion business in the UK, Lord Sugar seems to have no grasp of the hard work small businesses do and the role they play in employing six in 10 of the country's private sector workforce and contributing to more than half of UK GDP.

Checks by 3news.com at the Ghana Armed Forces confirmed Vondee who was in a military uniform at the time of the accident, was not assigned to perform bodyguard duties, and that, he was doing «purely private and personal business».

The money made by politicians on fees for consulting companies doing business with the state and the pay - to - play system of private campaign financing have to be ended with a full time legislature and full public campaign financing.

The measures, taken via emergency regulations, will include requiring any private company doing business on the state's insurance marketplace to guarantee the 10 «essential health benefits» required by President Barack Obama's signature 2010 health care law.

Mike Elmendorf, state director of National Federation of Independent Business / New York, said of the budget, «The governor has advanced a bold plan to change not only the way Albany does business, but also to change what Albany has been doing for far too long to business by undermining job creation and decimating our private sector economyBusiness / New York, said of the budget, «The governor has advanced a bold plan to change not only the way Albany does business, but also to change what Albany has been doing for far too long to business by undermining job creation and decimating our private sector economybusiness, but also to change what Albany has been doing for far too long to business by undermining job creation and decimating our private sector economybusiness by undermining job creation and decimating our private sector economy.»

We have also ended the status quo way of doing business with CPS by implementing rigorous private sector procurement practices that will ensure less money ends up in the pockets of vendors and more goes to our schools.

(a), discrimination includes (I) the purchase or lease of an over-the-road bus which does not comply with the regulations issued under section 306 (a)(2) by a private entity which provides transportation of individuals and which is not primarily engaged in the business of transporting people, and (II) any other failure of such entity to comply with such regulations.

Regarding the sharing of books: what members do in private is their own business, but as a group, we can not condone piracy, so any public posts regarding indiscriminate e-book sharing will be deleted by the moderators.

By having a private mortgage, you do not borrow money from a bank as an alternative you borrow from another business or person.

Private lending is also a good option for small business owners who do not want to give up a percentage of ownership often required by venture capitalist and angel investors.

The bulk of my business revolved around private advertising and I was spotted by a few jealous individuals who had nothing to do with their weekends but to harm my business.

This emphasis does not exist when it comes to the valuation of private businesses, or in the vast majority of Merger and Acquisition (M&A) analyses undertaken by control investors.

As Pat Thiele of PartnerRe put it on his conference call, there is more business to be done by private reinsurers in Florida than one might expect.

A private lender uses different lending criteria than banks do, and they make their business by giving mortgages to people who have been turned away by banks.

The USMI members and their shareholders are concerned the pilot gives preferential treatment to reinsurers by not holding them to the same Private Mortgage Insurer Eligibility Standards that PMI carriers must follow in order to do business with the GSEs.

Outerwall has historically produced high returns on capital, and it's a business that doesn't need much tangible capital to produce huge amounts of cash flow (an attractive business), but it has been run similar to companies that get purchased by private equity firms — leverage up the balance sheet, issue a dividend (or buyout some shareholders), thus keeping very little equity «at risk».

Lauren Gelman, associate director of Stanford's Center for Internet and Privacy, writes that the center is considering a forum sparked by Yahoo's decision to hand over private e-mails to Chinese authorities in order to keep doing business in China (more detail here and here).

I know it works because it's what turned my law firm into a million dollar business within three years and has my Personal Family Lawyers and private coaching clients doubling and even tripling their income right now by making a few fundamental shifts in the way they do business.

The fact that you have a medical condition doesn't change the rules set by a private establishment or business.

That money was donated to Ford's private football foundation by lobbyists and companies that did business with the city.

In private conversations, many of these firms are confident that they can address this challenge by doing what they have always done — bring in some small groups or laterals with portable books of business.

The creation of indexes, summaries and headnotes is today the main business of case law publishing, for either a print or an electronic product, and is done mostly by the private sector.

While our fall injury attorneys discussed recently some of the added protections enjoyed by municipalities and government agencies when it comes to liability for fall accidents, private businesses do not enjoy the same protections.

If law societies do no more than they are now then: (1) the general practitioner will be replaced by «fast food - law» legal services such as, LegalZoom, RocketLawyer, LegalX, and private practice will be reduced to specialized law firms and those servicing big business and other institutions.

«You can satisfy both of those concerns by putting the rights and title fight to the side, because a private company can not confirm or deny rights and title — that's for the Crown to work out, but you can work into a business relationship a collaborative economic venture that doesn't affect rights and title,» says Bursey.

The maximum payout by the insurer for damage done to the other vehicle, private and public property, such as traffic signs, guard rails, and places of business is $ 25,000 per accident.

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