Convening a megacommunity, the authors suggest, could have helped Enel win over the locals.A megacommunity could offer a useful framework for a business embarking on a venture in an unfamiliar region or considering a potentially unpopular development.
From the Sun ("EU're in the army now") to the Times and Telegraph, the Eurosceptical newspapers have been on a rampage, castigating Mr Blair for embarking on a venture in Euro-aggrandisement that will weaken the sacred NATO alliance.
Just as North Korea was embarking on a venture to create a capitalist enclave on its border with China, the Chinese police detained the businessman appointed to run the new zone on suspicion of economic crimes.
"Having spent almost the last 27 years assiduously running away from cameras, it is not without irony that I am embarking on a venture where I am voluntarily going in front of the cameras," said Trask, who is quite loquacious.
But in its zeal to tilt the balance of political power away from Washington towards the states, the court's majority has embarked on a venture as detached from any constitutional moorings as was the liberal Warren Court of the 1960s in its most activist mood.
Arnim was unwilling to embark on such a venture, so in desperation Rommel appealed to Mussolini.
He doesn't smoke weed or drink, so I ask him why someone without any personal stake in cannabis would embark on such a venture.
The bill changing how student fees are distributed does not explain how groups that embark on more expensive ventures -- like building a solar car, for instance -- would be differentiated from, say, an a capella group or a cheese appreciation club.
Beginning next month the magazine Life will embark on a new venture entirely unrelated to the old".
What would possess a 92-year-old man with virtually no experience in publishing to embark on a business venture that lost nearly $30 million last year?
