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a commercial or industrial enterprise and the people who constitute it
a racially integrated business concern
a small mom-and-pop business
he bought his brother's business
How To Use business organisation In A Sentence
- CRU (Corporate Relations Unit) is responsible for developing long-term sponsorship partnerships with business organisations.
- Local dignitaries, business organisations and companies involved with the development attended the opening.
- A number of business organisations appealed to political powers today to work together and form a cabinet as soon as possible.
- It was the first time these four business organisations have come together for such an event.
- Groups operating within The Priestley will now run as individual business organisations, with their own financial accounts.
- Unions have joined the main business organisations in raising concerns over the plan. Times, Sunday Times
- Differences between the two industries in their business organisation were mirrored by differences in labour relations.
- The importance of human resources in business organisation as productive resources was by and large ignored by the accountants until two decades ago.
- This prompted the 17 business organisations who have officially banded together to pressure politicians to deal with the crime situation to issue a release condemning the move on Friday.
- The objects and objectives of an enterprise Every business organisation has its objectives - ie. its main purpose for being in existence.
