Sentence examples for enterprise according from inspiring English sources

In 2007, it took 119 days to register an enterprise, according to the World Bank.

Eagles Mere began as a commercial enterprise, according to the borough's unofficial historian, Bush James.

Under his editorship, the NotW was "utterly corrupt" and "became a thoroughly criminal enterprise", according to prosecutor Andrew Edis QC.

Some may feel that public ownership status precludes us from being a social enterprise, as clearly Channel 4 is not entirely "autonomous from the state" (one of the components of social enterprise according to Social Enterprise UK).

Around 38% of the UK population who are not already self-employed would like to start and business, and 19% of those would like to start a social enterprise, according to the latest RBS Enterprise Tracker report.

Campaign advertising so overwhelms political news coverage on local television across the country that on many stations the campaign is evolving into an almost exclusively paid enterprise, according to two studies to be released today.

Small and medium-sized businesses contribute 8 percent of India's gross domestic product and employ 60 million people in 26 million enterprises, according to a January 2010 government report.

Peer-to-peer betting, which has been increasingly popular in Europe, Asia and Australia, is one of the fastest-growing online gambling enterprises, according to industry executives and analysts.

Mr. Wuttke said he was encouraged that Premier Wen Jiabao of China told Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany in a telephone call on June 25 that China would not discriminate against foreign enterprises, according to the official Xinhua news agency.

The proposed remedy to the problems of socialism involves the use of market arrangements under which managers are free to conduct the affairs of their enterprises according to the dictates of supply and demand (rather than those of a central authority).

The classification of enterprises according to business activity in the Deutsche Bundesbank study is based on the German Classification of Economic Activities WZ-20033) from the Federal Statistical Office.