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A company can gain competitive advantage, therefore, through offering superior benefits, lower prices or a reduced cost of ownership.
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于是,一个公司通过提供更多的好处、更低的价格或降低占有成本可以获得竞争优势。 |
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A company can only have one domicile which has been registered by the company registration authority.
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经公司登记机关登记的公司的住所只能有一个。 |
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A company could compensate for higher costs by raising prices for consumers or by sizing down packages.
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经营者要么通过提高价格,要么通过货物“缩水”来补偿他们所受的损失。 |
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A company director owes a fiduciary duty to the company.
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公司董事应对公司负受托人责任. |
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A company go bankrupt due to poor management.
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一家公司因经营管理不善而破产。 |
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A company is bankrupt for bad management.
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一家公司因经营管理不善而破产。 |
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A company is bankruptcy because of bad management.
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一家公司因经营管理不善而破产。 |
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A company is composed of 18 six-member teams.
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一个连由18个小分队组成,每个小分队有六个人。 |
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A company is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm.
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一个公司、组织就像是一艘航行在大海上的船。每一位船上的成员,都应该为将来可能掌舵的那一天而准备。 |
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A company is regarded by the law as a person: an artificial person.
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公司被法律视为人,一个拟制人. |
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A company is supposed to have insights into the target country's politics, laws and culture, thus formulating the international marketing strategies suitable for the local environment.
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企业必须全面了解当地的政治、经济、法律及文化环境,制定出适应当地环境的国际市场营销策略。 |