Sentence examples for affiliated enterprise from inspiring English sources

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is defined as an investment involving a long-term relationship and reflecting a lasting interest and control by a resident entity in one economy (foreign direct investor or parent enterprise) in an enterprise resident in an economy other than that of the foreign direct investor (FDI enterprise or affiliated enterprise or foreign affiliate) [6].

In other analogous contexts, the FCC has had to develop a large, arcane set of rules to define "affiliated" enterprises.

An AHC consists of an academic enterprise represented by a medical school and other health profession schools or programmes, and an owned or affiliated clinical enterprise represented by one or more hospitals or health systems.

Among the notable guests were Star Trek Nemesis screenwriter John Logan, who was not affiliated with Enterprise, and Peter Weller, who appeared as a villain in "Terra Prime".

That is, if the author wants to develop the innovation himself, the patent is transferable to a small innovative enterprise affiliated to the university under the conditions of a share capital subscription.

Among individual companies, Lennar spent $240,000 lobbying while companies affiliated with Hovnanian Enterprises spent $222,000.

Consequently, state-owned enterprises affiliated with the central government are the key drivers for firms' innovation activities.

...Among individual companies, Lennar spent $240,000 lobbying while companies affiliated with Hovnanian Enterprises spent $222,000.

I'm looking for two aspiring bloggers one from North America and another from abroad -- who are currently affiliated with social enterprises as either a Board or staff member to blog and cover this event for me.

But the pig farm, one of the area's largest enterprises, was affiliated to the local government and saw no need to pay.

"Vietnam's labour export companies – many affiliated with state-owned enterprises – sometimes charge fees in excess of the law for work abroad, leaving workers with exorbitant debts and vulnerable to forced labour and debt bondage".