Sentence examples for class enterprise from inspiring English sources

Although the car wears No. 7, it will also carry a stylized rendition of the SANY "three ones" logo, which signifies, "first class enterprise, first class employees and first class contribution to society".

Best in class enterprise mobility management.

In previous films, Starfleet's range of capital ships had been predominantly represented by the Constitution class Enterprise and just five other ship classes: the Miranda class from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (represented by the USS Reliant), the Excelsior and the Oberth class Grissom from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, and the Galaxy and Nebula classes from The Next Generation.

The National Innovation Council (NInC) says the money is to "invest in a new generation of Indian entrepreneurs who will build – and are in the process of building – world class enterprises that focus on the problems of the poor, without compromising on economic success".

"Yammer adds a best-in-class enterprise social networking service to Microsoft's growing portfolio of complementary cloud services".

At the time, Ballmer said something very similar to what Nadella is saying now: "Yammer adds a best-in-class enterprise social networking service to Microsoft's growing portfolio of complementary cloud services".

Private middle-class enterprise is hampered by rampant corruption and quasi-official repression.

"The acquisition of Sun transforms the IT industry, combining best-in-class enterprise software and mission-critical computing systems," said Oracle CEO Larry Ellison.

Pavan has played a key role in helping make Yammer the best-in-class enterprise social network, and we're excited about his vision for continuing Yammer's rapid product innovation and growth.

Since then Brazil has done far better than India in alleviating poverty, but in business terms it still has a Belindia problem: a handful of world-class enterprises in a sea of poorly run ones.Brazilian businesses face a litany of obstacles: bureaucracy, complex tax rules, shoddy infrastructure and a shortage of skilled workers to say nothing of a stagnant economy (see article).

"Oracle has decades of experience meeting the needs of world-class enterprises," said Chris Aniszczyk, chief operating officer of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, in a canned statement.