Definitions
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- n. a division of a business firm
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Examples
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A spokesman at the business department declined to comment on whether any measures will be specifically introduced in the budget.
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A particularly curious change Gordon Brown announced was the creation of the Business Council for Britain, which will work closely with the newly formed business department.
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Ron Anderson received a Distinguished Alumnus Award for his service on the college's board and for his help with the business department.
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Announcing reductions in central government spending, including 836 million pounds of savings at the business department, Chief Secretary to the Treasury David Laws said the action is designed to send a "shockwave" through ministries.
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"One of our instructors just returned from Afghanistan," she said, naming Alex Clifford who teaches accounting in the business department.
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Christopher S. Connell, vice chairman of the business department at
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The proposals - the subject of fraught talks between unions and the CBI last year - will be published in a consultation paper by the business department.
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She replaces Rosetta Bonnin, who retired after 20 years as head of the business department.
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This key demand of environmental campaigners, unpopular with airlines, would have been unlikely to have been put forward by the business department.
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Heidi Zhang told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Caijing Magazine's Daphne Wu Chuanhui and almost 60 to 70 employees who worked for her in the business department have resigned.
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