Sentences with phrase «wise business move»

It's simply a wise business move that opens doors of possibility for you.

Did those lawyers think it was a wise business move to work for an attorney who offered to buy them BMWs rather than reinvesting the money back in the firm?

From Software's spiritual series, Demon Souls and Dark Souls, have become a surprise hit for the publisher, so adding a third platform would be a wise business move, in Dealspwn's humble opinion.

In Getty's mind, his grandson was stolen from him, by his mother and now by the kidnappers, and it wouldn't be a wise business move to pay to get back what was stolen from him.

Not exact matches

The way the club moved forward business wise with appointments that had major changes in Arsenal's history.

For that reason, Paulson is working to convince his fellow Republicans and the American business community that a carbon tax is not only a wise move, but a critical one.

The plot gets moving when Emmett stumbles across a free spirit mini-fig with a bright streak of pink hair named WyldStyle (Elizabeth Banks), and in his lovelorn distraction accidentally finds The Piece of Resistance, an ancient artifact she is seeking out as part of the prophecy foretold by Vitruvius (Morgan Freeman), a wise wizardly mini-fig leading the underground resistance against President Business.

If you are struggling with your business writing, in any of the categories, a wise move is to use custom essay writing services that have a business and copywriting departments — they can produce the writing pieces and documents you need.

Industry Minister Tony Clement's decision to reject BHP's $ 38.9 billion hostile bid for Saskatoon - based Potash Corp. is reverberating through the business world, with some calling it a wise political move and others dismissing it as idiotic.

In my view, he's essentially correct about a key point, which I'll try to state this way: One wouldn't be wise to expect businesses to move much (in a certain direction) unless they are either motivated economically to do so or motivated by requirement (law) to do so.

Not only is investing in renewable energy and reducing your carbon footprint a good investment for businesses and investors, green jobs are becoming a wiser career move.

Starting a dialogue with HMRC about any new activity is a wise move and will enable your business to get it right and trade with confidence in any new market.

With the Internet — blogging and social media — acting as accelerators of reputation and relationship growth, an investment in marketing / business development here could be a wise move for individual lawyers and their law firms, on behalf of individual lawyers.

I was mad that Microsoft killed Groove, but after subscribing to Spotify, I feel the move was a wise business decision.

With the stiff competition in the business world, finding the edge to lead the game and outshine industry rivals is a wise move to stay ahead.

But we can't do that all the time, so in the spirit of moving everyone forward, I found some wise advice from Heidi Grant Halvorson, a social psychologist and associate director for the Motivation Science Center at the Columbia University Business School.

When looking at moving a business back to Newcastle, it turned out that Cardiff was not much less than Artarmon (rent wise) but other factors, like freight out of Ncle, were even more expensive.