The phrase "action enterprise" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in contexts related to business or organizational activities that emphasize proactive measures or initiatives.
Example: "The action enterprise model focuses on rapid response and adaptability in a changing market."
Alternatives: "dynamic organization" or "proactive business".
If the F.T.C. takes action against Enterprise, Ms. Houck said she hoped it would put the other rental-car companies on notice.
Specifically, family intentions can affect the action of enterprises in two aspects.
At the macro level, Guellec and Van Pottlesberghe [ 10] have systematically studied the effect of public investment on R&D action of enterprises in 17 OECD countries from 1981 to 1996.
Looking for a piece of Yammer's enterprise action, in other words.
Let's start from what they should do: policymaking to enable social enterprise action, maybe offset tax in exchange of social value created.
Forty-five teams competed for $15,000 last night in the final round of MIT's Innovation, Development, Enterprise, Action and Service (IDEAS) Competition, spelling out their vision to make the world a better place.
The annual IDEAS Competition — which stands for Innovation, Development, Enterprise, Action and Service — was juried by experts across a range of disciplines who awarded three grants of $10,000, two grants of $7,500 and five grants of $5,000.
Last spring, in partnership with the Edgerton Center, the center established the IDEAS (Innovation, Development, Enterprise, Action, Service) Competition, which awarded $22,000 to six student-initiated projects that addressed community needs.
Russians are very proud of their country but many also feel driven to improve the lot of the most vulnerable, both by speaking up to government and by direct action through social enterprise.
Too often with climate change, genuine and necessary debates about these wider social values - do we have confidence in technology; do we believe in collective action over private enterprise; do we believe we carry obligations to people invisible to us in geography and time? - masquerade as disputes about scientific truth and error.
