Famous Quotes & Sayings

The vast majority are high school students or college students, working part-time. So when you talk to businesses with full-time employees, most pay more than minimum wage. The data we have shows it generally takes three years before any effects show up in other states that have set a higher minimum wage.

Richard Herring

They (CSFB) will be at least as obliging as the former management, because one of the ways to judge how well these mergers works is to track how much business is retained.

They can just wait until the weaker players go out of business and those customers will go to one of the dominant players.

They can just ride the bus here (to the school) and walk on over to the CRC or, if they're job shadowing, walk to one of the shops.

They can get a good price for it and it's probably undervalued in their portfolio. It's not so much about them getting out of that business much as it's about unleashing shareholder value.

Chris Turner

They can gain an increased knowledge of agriculture that covers anything from shop skills to record keeping and consulting. There are a lot of careers in business and a lot of non-traditional opportunities out there.

Drew Endy

They aren't going to put Kodak out of business any time soon,

They are not engaging in honorable business practices. I think we have to let them know things have to change.

Barack Obama

They are two Illinois companies who want to do business and expand, ... but they are having roadblocks.

They called it a strike, but the plant was never shut down. It's business as usual here.

They bust their butts. You can send them on a run and you know it will get done.

They busted us in the face in the first half. We took the jabs and found a way at halftime.

They busted these guys. And they used my pictures to help identify them.

They were a lot more giddy last year. They're all business today.

They were a little hesitant of me getting into the business because they knew and were prepared for the dangers of it. I was a young kid at the time. As a parent, they didn't want me to get into it because they knew how hard and difficult it was. But if it's something you've been trained in and grown up doing, it's part of who you are.

They were able to have a very successful life and business and family. They were surely what I would call the American Dream story.

They were motivated to go. They love the material, they love the actor. It's the motivation to get them to go to the movies, and I hope that we as an industry keep that up. If we want the business to survive, we have to continue to find ways to motivate them.

They wanted someone with hands-on business experience and were shocked to see all that I had done at BP during that time, ... That was why I stayed at BP for so long. Even when times were tough, I knew the opportunities I had there far outweighed the opportunities I'd have elsewhere. I wasn't about to leave for just anything.

They've talked about the impact on their businesses from not being able to smoke and it's been a large impact. Most people, if they're out drinking they want to smoke.

They will be wider to better accommodate traffic through two of the city's busiest thoroughfares.

They will also work with council, business owners and residents to put together the plan.

They were unhappy with the way the business was shaping up. It wasn't producing the returns they wanted.

They were told they couldn't get on the busses with their pets. Pets either had to be left or they couldn't get on the bus and we said that has got to change.

Thomas Graham

They were there in the first 24 to 48 hours, ... Not our request, they just came. They got on a bus and headed up. During 9/11 they were cooking gumbo and feeding us.

They have really made a nice comeback in handsets but other businesses are pulling the stock down.

They made a calculated risk and they lost. That happens in a very difficult business like this.

They look at the business as a business. They're out to make money.

They'll see the same employees and receive the same business they've been used to.

They'll be doing a lot of interviews with city officials, businesses that have located there and even businesses that have looked at Franklin and passed for whatever reason. All that goes into a model to slice and dice it and come up with target industries that would make sense.

They have wrongly interfered with our business and our customers. The people who played a role in this today will pay a price, a high price.

They have to decide whether to give up prom business or family business. It's a tough economic decision.

They have to change or die. If that means getting rid of significant numbers of employees and reshaping (their) business to fit the new environment, that is what (they) have to do.

They have to be able to fuse technology with business processes and the role of a given, specific user.