franchise造句

It still collects franchise and management fees.

The manifesto promised equal franchise rights to all citizens, regardless of race, class or creed.

Lehman had only 48 hours before its liquidity and customer franchise would have been irrevocably damaged.

Windows is one of the franchise brands and products for Microsoft.

In this third film in the franchise, Scrat is still chasing his acorn with hilarious results.

What remains of IndyMac’s franchise is of questionable value, to put it charitably.

"The Potter franchise is just irresistible to moviegoers," said Paul, President of box-office tracker Exhibitor Relations.

The Olympic franchise is built on the Olympic values. It can only be sustained through carefully managed long-term relationships.

Through capital infusion, debt restructuring and infrastructure rehabilitation, both concessionaires managed to accelerate and enhance supply across their franchise areas.

Divine inspiration: "Mangel." "Raging Mangel." "My Mangel." "Heaven Sent me a Mangel." "The Mangel Chronicles." I smell franchise!

Until its deluded purchase of Golden West at the height of the mortgage bubble, Wachovia was an excellent franchise.

The two on-screen lovers of the superhit vampire drama have been romantically linked since the first film in the franchise was released last year.

I know that, going into a home-based franchise model, it falls on the franchisee to grow the business in the local territory assigned.

In order to franchise, a franchisor must be able to thoroughly educate a prospective franchisee in a relatively short period of time.

A row between the fast food giant Burger King and one of its major franchise owners has erupted over roadside signs proclaiming "global warming is baloney".

The pair, who are clearly close after their many years on the set of the hit wizard franchise, hugged affectionately as they posed for the camera.

This has given the bank a stronger focus on salespeople as a result, and Villarosa hired more of them after he joined the bank in order to build a consumer franchise.

Mr Perry's biggest manoeuvre came in 2006, when he engineered a "swap" -a cut in the property tax, meant to be offset by an increase in the cigarette tax and a new franchise tax.

The Nets’ suits need to sell sponsorships and fill a new arena in 2012 for a franchise that barely has a fan base in Jersey – never mind one that resonates across the Hudson River.

One thing that I have very rigorously reacted to is absolutely no nasty e-mails from executives back to employees or back to franchise owners. Or to each other.