Sentence examples for defence enterprise from inspiring English sources

Surrey-based Intelligent Textiles showcased the lightweight uniform at an event organised by theCentre for Defence Enterprise (CDE).

The Centre for Defence Enterprise was set up to provide a new process for harnessing innovative ideas with potential defence or security applications.

Mr Ward, chief executive officer for the Aerospace, Defence and Security Trade Organisation (ADS), was speaking at an event organised by the Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) to showcase defence innovations from small and medium-sized businesses.

The need for agility in operational systems within the defence enterprise and procurement domains has been identified by many authors, and over time, there have been a number of initiatives and programmes that have sought to identify the nature of agility, and the means by which it can be defined and employed within individual cases and scenarios.

Belarus will also seek joint defence enterprises with Kiev "so that the intellectual engineering centres and designers in Ukraine don't go to waste" after their business with Russia ended, Lukashenko recently said.

The defence of enterprise, profit and business was welcome but the party still needs to show that it is prepared to stand up for the consumer and citizen against vested interests and monopolies in both the public and private sector.

Samsung has developed "Knox", a hardened version of Android, specifically to win defence and enterprise contracts as it aims to cement its dominance of the smartphone market, where it is the largest player by volume.

First, a robust defence of free enterprise – the engine of prosperity, jobs and tax revenue.

It is the Stephen Lawrence case that is often cited in defence of joint enterprise.

The list of ministers who have stepped down includes officials responsible for defence, intelligence, public enterprises and public services, as well as the local government minister, Sydney Mufamadi, who was the key mediator in Zimbabwe's political crisis.

But striking the right emphasis between "resolute defence" and the attacking enterprise which led Matt Ritchie to volley the home side emphatically ahead after 49 seconds is proving a test.