Sentences with phrase «financial organizations tend»

When filling entry - level positions, financial organizations tend to consider the interns who are already working for them before seeking outside candidates.

Not exact matches

Pelley noted his organization had to offer the same financial incentives as its US counterpart if it hoped to feature young golfers, who tend to make their bones in Europe and then take their promising games across the Atlantic.

It has been observed that a lot of websites tend to sell users personal information to other third party companies or organizations for personal and financial gains.

My personal experience shows that most Banks and Financial Services organizations tend to opt for more traditional approaches to offer learning.

Ambitious school reform movements create a sense of urgency, optimism, and emotional commitment, and they tend to win the backing of powerful political leaders and the financial support of major philanthropic organizations (who always make those movements look great in their glossy annual reports, attracting even more supporters).

Since short - term loans are often considered a financial resource of last resort, organizations which issue these types of loans tend to charge excessive fees, have rigid terms and onerous interest rates.

Surety bonds, like most bond issues, tend to be quite large and therefore the issuing organization assumes more risk should the company which took on the debt go out of business or fail to meet financial obligations of the issuance.

Some agencies and organizations (such as airlines and financial institutions) are legislated federally, whereas businesses tend to be regulated regionally by the provincial or territorial governments.

In particular, financial institutions and enterprise - level organizations tend to fork Ethereum's codebase, launching their own pilot projects rather than using the Ethereum blockchain itself.