Sentence examples for designated enterprise from inspiring English sources

Devens, as the site of a former military base, is a designated enterprise zone eligible for state financial support.

Britain's strict rules on development of new buildings will be relaxed; there will be extra perks in 21 new designated enterprise zones (see article).

"I don't know that there's a way to know other than talking to the businesses, and the businesses telling us that that was a factor in creating jobs," said Ken Striplin, the city manager of Santa Clarita, Calif., which gives tax breaks in a designated enterprise zone.

Interest on deposits held in Estonian banks, for example, is not taxed; businesses investing outside the capital city Tallinn are allowed to write off their investment twice; and some parts of the country have been designated enterprise zones much to the chagrin of purists, who believe the whole country should fit that description.

An entire quarter of the city has been designated an "enterprise zone", with tax relief and simplified planning to lure investment.When Curzon Street opened, the railway allowed Birmingham to sell its products to the world.

An area of the city has been designated an enterprise zone, with tax relief and simplified planning to lure investment.

After the yard was designated a state enterprise zone in 1998, the sales tax was reduced from 8.25percentto4percentcent.

Five years ago, the business district was designated as an urban enterprise zone.

Once everyone was seated around a long wooden table, Polonsky and two others were secretly designated as a criminal enterprise that then went about eliminating the other players.

In 2007, Bain's Asia fund also invested $39 million in Feixiang Group, a Chinese producer and exporter of chemicals that is a designated "state high-tech enterprise," making it eligible for tax breaks and other government incentives.

Before this, WOTC credits covered members of families receiving TANF, veterans who were members of families receiving food stamps, 18 39 year olds who were members of families receiving food stamps, ex-felons, SSI recipients and those in communities designated as empowerment zones, enterprise communities, and renewal communities.