Sentence examples for a separate enterprise from inspiring English sources

What we say: Microsoft may have ditched the Nokia brand for its smartphones, but Nokia the company remains a separate enterprise back in Finland.

Gafisa, a publicly quoted construction company, is starting a separate enterprise to build houses at prices up to 150,000 reais, but that is still out of most people's reach.

"This is still open for us — you know, what did he really do?" The focus of Lerch's case is not Iran but a separate enterprise, to supply Libya with nuclear equipment.

At Oculus, the Gear VR that starts selling today is still very much a separate enterprise from the Oculus Rift that it's building itself, but that doesn't mean the projects are isolated entirely from one another.

Time Warner is spinning off its Time Inc. publishing group, and media mogul Rupert Murdoch last year divided his empire in two, placing the more profitable TV and film properties in one company, 21st Century Fox, and the newspapers, including the Wall Street Journal, into a separate enterprise.

Facebook at Work may have the existing, consumer-oriented Facebook as its foundation, but it absolutely needs to be designed, built, marketed, sold and serviced by a separate, enterprise-focused business unit".

"DFID [Department for International Development] has an entirely separate enterprise resource planning support system from the Foreign Office and we're not planning within the reprocurement to change that except in one respect, which is that we will build into what we do for ourselves in this area the ability for key partners elsewhere in government to come and join us".

First, you should establish a separate business enterprise for your freelance writing.

To make it worth his while, he is merging the commodity business of unfinished cloth with the traditionally separate enterprise of producing finished goods (apparel and home furnishings).

In Denmark and Sweden separate enterprise agreements, called 'adhesion agreements', are signed by unorganized firms under union strike pressure in order to widen the scope of sector agreements, not as its alternative.

Under the government proposal, Microsoft would be split into two separate enterprises.