Sentence examples for a special enterprise from inspiring English sources

Despite its name, it is more of a special enterprise zone on the outskirts of China's commercial capital (see map).

A special enterprise zone was also carved out, entitling the company to additional tax incentives, Mr. Wingfield said.

The proxy did mention that Mr. Cotsakos would receive a "a special enterprise value enhancement bonus" if new management were to take control of the company.

Scooped from 3,000-foot-deep 3,000-foot-deep 3,000-foot-deeprth Korea waterss, they are first taken to the North Korean port of Rason, a special enterprise zone serving foreign investors and largely financed by China.

Thus Thailand's biggest construction company, Italian-Thai, is starting work on a $8.6 billion port at Dawei in southern Myanmar, complete with industrial parks and a special enterprise zone.

Under Dr. Janey's tenure, Newark developed a summer institute to give students a head start on Advanced Placement classes, created a special enterprise zone that provided education and social services to struggling students, and turned over a low-performing elementary school to a group of former Teach for America teachers.

Likewise, there's App World for Work, a special enterprise-specific version of BlackBerry's mobile application marketplace that can serve only apps hosted on a company's own servers, or provide access to certain white-listed apps selected or made mandatory by the user's employer.

They can also work out special enterprise plans, which could work out to a monthly fee or a percentage per transaction.

The task of crunching the numbers and pricing new green insurance products falls to teams of mathematicians, engineers, physicists, lawyers and other analysts in groups like Munich Re's special enterprise risk unit.

It received more than $60 million from the state in economic development assistance, but its new development was in special enterprise zones where tax incentives bring in no taxes for the first two years and reduced revenues for the next five.

As she maps out the UK's future outside the EU at Chequers today, Theresa May is under ever more pressure to go further down that route - to turn all of Britain into some lighttouch special enterprise zone, with favours for industries making extravagant promises.