Often enough to keep the franchise.

One man got the CocaCola franchise.

You've got to keep it running or lose your franchise.

As always, the best part of the franchise is the digressions.

But as a franchise, it feels like it's running out of time.

This franchise formula could then be copied by other organisations in the care sector.

Voters were able to exercise their franchise freely, despite a tense pre election period.

There's one more little detail. We request the franchise holders to put up 50,000.

And sheckly and the government are going to take our franchise away from us.

He wanted to create a franchise, a mechanism of delivery of eye care with the efficiency of McDonald's.

The plan is to establish a franchise formula, with job and competence profiles and personnel and assessment tools.

So he went to find them. They said, We can give you a franchise on this for 3,000 bucks.

You know, we just celebrated, this year, our general elections, the biggest exercise in democratic franchise in human history.

And what you do when you go to any new site is you kind of roll out a franchise.

Where private sector investment in infrastructure is allowed, it may require a governmental authorization sometimes called licence , franchise or concession .

Now, Sudhir got to know very well the guy who had the unfortunate assignment of trying to take the Iowa franchise.

48. The regular exercise of universal adult franchise has been a consistent feature of the political life of independent Sri Lanka.

When some writings or legislative texts refer to privately financed infrastructure projects, they may use expressions such as concession , franchise , licence or authorization .

Women exercised the right of franchise even before Sri Lanka gained independence and long before their counterparts in some Western democracies enjoyed this right.

In recent years there has been a significant increase in multi site franchise operations, where one operator can operate between about five and 60 retail outlets.

I handed you two of the biggest racetracks in the country... the bookie franchise, and the slot machine concession... the biggest gambling house in the West.

A tony à la carte sanctuary with great wines that generate most of the profit? A franchise with pre cooked dishes thawed and heated in huge ovens?

Yeah. ...who is only in the movie to create a forced love triangle for the franchise, even though they make it perfectly clear who Dead Eyes will ultimately choose.

Ultimately a business scenario will be devised for complete, fully equipped franchise locations, which will be realised in Rotterdam and Ridderkerk with the right personnel in the right legal construction.

41. Universal adult franchise, the most widely recognized vehicle for the realization of the individual apos s right to self determination, took root in Sri Lanka in 1931, even before the country gained independence.

For many years throughout our 2,500 year recorded history, and especially since the provision of universal franchise for our people in 1931, we have been mindful that it is young people that make or break a society.

By April 2004 all trade related restrictions had been removed by and large, with the adoption of a new law that specified how foreign firms might conduct business in the retail, wholesale, franchise and commission agency sectors.

2. The realization of the rights embodied in the Covenant has been facilitated in Sri Lanka by a multiparty democratic system of government voted into power through the regular exercise of universal adult franchise since independence in 1948.

KERALA, INDIA Beginning this month, the largest exercise of the democratic franchise in history will take place, as India n voters head to the polls to elect a new national parliament. They have done this 14 times since India gained its independence.

The last thing we want to do or could do is to run things. Yet we do need to figure out how to provide the right support to help communities run things themselves just as a corporation might support a franchise or a dealership.

Unless the US gets its act together soon, it may find the value of its super currency franchise much diminished. American voters, who are famously loathe to increase taxes, might start thinking a lot harder about the real economic costs of their country s superpower status.

The most outstanding examples of non State owned newspapers that are currently published are the daily Al Iraq, which is run by a private group holding a franchise, Al Thawra, Babil and the Human Rights Bulletin published by the Human Rights Association in Iraq.

With regard to the water area, exploration right, mining right, franchise right and other state owned resources that have already been occupied by an enterprise when the reorganization starts, if such resources are transferable, the enterprise shall, by referring to the preceding paragraph, deal with them.

Serious book stores are losing their franchise, nonprofit theaters are surviving primarily by commercializing their repertory, symphony orchestras are diluting their programs, public television is increasing its dependence on reruns of British sitcoms, classical radio stations are dwindling, museums are resorting to blockbuster shows, dance is dying.

Al Qaeda s franchise model applies to Algeria, Yemen, North Mali, and Somalia as well. And, like guerrilla movements of yore, Al Qaeda partakes of ideological front tactics small urban cells and or vulnerable individuals subscribe to the ideology and self recruit or self start an affiliated cell.

I believe that these tools that worked in these 42 pilot cases can be consolidated in standard processes in a BPO kind of environment, and made available on web, call center and franchise physical offices, for a fee, to serve anyone confronted with a demand for a bribe.

These policies could then be entirely subjugated to the demands of the gold standard and free capital mobility. But once the political franchise was enlarged, the working class got organized, and mass politics became the norm, domestic economic objectives began to compete with (and overwhelm) external rules and constraints.

It's traditional now to look for Brexit significances in any new film with a British slant and that does seem applicable to this revival of the Johnny English action comedy spoof franchise which started back in 2003 with Johnny English and spluttered back to life in 2011 with Johnny English Reborn.

It's the moments of random lunacy that might power this franchise on, like a kind of recursive Seven Up! series, until it reaches what I assume will be its logical conclusion Wet Hot American Summer Twenty Years Later, whose last scene will have the gang going to see the movie premiere of Wet Hot American Summer.

Dealing with despots and shady tycoons is no longer venal, but noble. Selling the franchise of a university or a museum to a Gulf state, building yet another enormous stadium in China, or making a fortune out of soccer favors to Russia or Qatar is progressive, anti racist, and a triumph of global fraternity and universal values.

Indeed, watching Russia nowadays is like watching the last installment of the X Men film franchise, Days of Future Past. Just as the X Men in that film join forces with their younger selves to save mankind s future, today s Kremlin is harking back to Russia s Soviet past in what it sees as a contemporary fight for the country s survival.

Meanwhile, in Yemen, the possibility of adequate central authority is slipping away as the country confronts several seemingly intractable problems from internal divisions and separatist movements to Al Qaeda s franchise in the Arabian Peninsula and a failing economy. The south (Aden) and east (Hadramaut) are both on a trajectory toward independence, dragging Yemen toward another secession struggle nearly 25 years after the country s fragile unification.

The world s largest single exercise of the democratic franchise will take place over a staggering 37 days in nine phases, some a week apart, from April 7 to May 12. Some 814 million eligible voters will elect, for the 16th time, a new parliament and government, casting their ballots at more than 930,000 polling stations after choosing from an estimated 15,000 candidates belonging to more than 500 political parties.

Fuel is mainly retailed under three types of arrangements the dealer owned and operated type, where sites are owned and operated by distributors or independent operators the dealer franchise or lessee type, where the dealer leases the service station from an oil company and markets its fuel or sells fuel on a commission agency basis for the franchisor and finally the company or agent operated type, where the station is managed directly by an oil company agent.