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sell the supplier on a course of action

Lithuanian translation: palenkti tiekeja savo naudai


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09:12 Apr 30, 2008
English to Lithuanian translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general)
English term or phrase: sell the supplier on a course of action
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All of these approaches to supply problems represent forms of telling the supplier what to do, or selling the supplier on a course of action.
Arnas Vitkus
Local time: 01:10
Lithuanian translation:palenkti tiekeja savo naudai
Explanation:
To sell the supplier an idea on a course of action. To sell means to talk with them and have them agree with you. A course of action is a plan that the company will act upon.
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aurelija25
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palenkti tiekeja savo naudai


Explanation:
To sell the supplier an idea on a course of action. To sell means to talk with them and have them agree with you. A course of action is a plan that the company will act upon.

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Local time: 18:10
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