Sentences with phrase «facing general trade»

I believe this is an existential challenge facing general trade publishers because it relates directly to the value publishers deliver authors and readers.

Not exact matches

But he's like a trade union general secretary elected by the workers who faces a hostile executive or a company chairman constantly battling directors on the boardroom despite a mandate for reform from shareholders.

«The poor performance of industry and the business sector in general, could also be attributed to other challenges they faced, including, but not limited to, lack of access to finance, high interest rates, an unstable exchange rate, high import duties on raw materials and machinery, poor facilitation of import and export trade, particularly at our ports, inadequate and poor quality of raw materials for industrial processing, a poorly developed domestic trade infrastructure, lack of effective collaboration between research institutions and industry, limited access to serviced land for industrial production activities and poor standards of regulation and certification.»

Commenting on today's announcement by the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) of a call for evidence into the cost of motor insurance, Otto Thoresen, the ABI's Director General, said: «This will give the industry another opportunity to highlight the cost pressures motor insurers are facing, what action is needed to reduce them, and steps the industry is taking to ensure customers get the best deal when buying motor insurance.

There is also the distinct possibility in this amoral horse - trading business called politics that neither of these well - established incumbents will face a serious challenger either in a primary or in the general election.

The incoming government will be faced, besides much else, by many significant problems relating to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

• Zones of black shadow and white light, guilt and innocence, swinging from face to face as The General (Brendan Gleeson) and his mirror opposite (Jon Voight) trade confessions in a jail cell...

Following some brief introductory remarks from Redmayne about what he sees as the priorities in his new role (and both pleasing authors and managing digital marketing are high on the list), Michael Cader will interview him about the competitive challenges big general trade publishers face in a world where they have one new massive competitor and one big customer that doesn't stop growing.

We expect Cap & Trade systems to be more easily exploited the more general their application, the wider they cast their nets: although there are some cases where Cap & Trade might be the most effective and efficient instrument of privatizing the carbon cycle in some industries, these are certainly the minority of the entire economy: when faced with the choice of Fee & Dividend vs. Cap & Trade, the Precautionary Principle thereby indicates we ought favor Fee & Dividend as it is likely the lesser drag on the Market.

This leaves a feeling that you know the internal problems a trade mark owner faces, such as budget restraints, constant audits, advising on filing and defence strategy, gap filling as new markets become of interest, or brand extension when new product ranges or services are introduced under an existing mark, and prioritising work in general.

Facebook is now facing the risk of being regulated and is trading approximately seven - percent down, with many industry analysts raising questions about its general prospects and a global #DeleteFacebook online movement gaining traction.