Meanings of commercial organization in English

MasterCard became a commercial organization several years ago, and went public in 2006.

Well, we need to do the same thing in the commercial organization, Miels said.

A new type of commercial organization had become clearly dominant.

Cephalon said in a release that it would announce plans for its leadership and its commercial organization in the near future.

Without taking account, then, of the colonies and her magnificent commercial organization abroad, Germany has parted with at least 20 milliards.

It was curious and noteworthy in this, that it was perhaps the compactest, the completest, and the strongest commercial organization ever formed among men.

These colonial settlements were chiefly made for commercial profit and depended closely on a new and peculiar type of commercial organization, the well-known chartered companies.

Novo said the job cuts would affect research and development (R&D) units and headquarter staff functions, as well as positions in the global commercial organization.

The New Yorker, July 29, 1933 P. 7 A large and efficient commercial organization tangled with the national government recently and came off badly.

That we hire you out, to the commercial organizations working in Earth orbit.

All big commercial organizations must to a certain extent train their own men.

There are in addition some twenty cooperative buying groups connected with large commercial organizations.

Usage by commercial organizations requires a license agreement.

After breakfast there arrived a pleasant gentleman who announced himself as secretary of one of the city's commercial organizations.

Anybody who sets up a domain name is vulnerable to commercial organizations that don't want them to have that name.

Nobody in Germany can yet realize how this war has destroyed her commercial relations and commercial organizations throughout the world.