Working with illustrator John Eaves, the designers conceived the Enterprise-E as "leaner, sleeker, and mean enough to answer any Borg threat you can imagine".
After Obama named Clinton his Secretary of State, ExxonMobil decided to invest in the Clinton Global Initiative, an enterprise conceived by Bill Clinton that channels corporate donations to humanitarian causes in the world's poorest countries.
The modern Israeli state is a political enterprise, conceived in the late 19th century, made necessary by the Holocaust, founded in 1948.
But in the way he conceived of his enterprise, Cunningham subscribed as fully as Graham to the organic, integral connection of the choreographer and the company.
The people strategy is based on the enterprise conceived as a community of people.
The meat, fish, and produce purveyors got the news that they were going to take it in the neck for yet another ill-conceived enterprise.
Wooster Enterprises, conceived as a combination design studio and retail outlet, mostly for paper products, was established in SoHo in 1976 by two smart (and still active) multimedia artists, Jaime Davidovich and Judith Henry, with an enthusiastic assist from the Fluxus founder artist George Maciunas and the Fluxus fellow travelers Geoffrey Hendericks, Yoko Ono and Robert Watts.
Although the Crusade was conceived originally as an enterprise to be led by the Capetian monarch Louis VII (1137 80), Conrad III was included when it became clear that there would be large-scale German participation.
Great Northern Expedition, (1733 42), in Russian history, the continuation of an enterprise initially conceived by the emperor Peter I the Great to map the northern sea route to the East.
The enterprise was conceived while she was a Peace Corps volunteer working as a community economic development advisor in Guinea where high unemployment rates mean most can't find a job so they have to create their own.
If it seems incongruous that so fundamentally Yankee an enterprise was conceived by a French count (for that, technically, was what Mr. de Beaumont was, though he did not noise it about, and, as his brother-in-law said on Tuesday, "he didn't think much of it"), then it bears noting that he was also a trained engineer who had worked for the Packard Motor Car Company.
