Sentence examples for enterprise advice from inspiring English sources

The latter recommended the withdrawal of the military forces and abandonment of the enterprise, advice that was confirmed in November by the secretary of state for war, Lord Kitchener, when he visited the peninsula.

There are some free offerings including guidance on starting up a social enterprise, advice on managing one, support with operational and financial planning and strategy, and with organisational and market development.

The company has started to roll out a new network of enterprise advisers across England, volunteers who will work with a school to develop ways of engaging with local businesses and building careers and enterprise advice into the curriculum.

"Other U.S. companies seeking to trade with North Korea will naturally turn to Nikko Enterprises for advice and to hear of their experiences".

Warm words will be replaced by some of the most advanced social enterprise training and advice available anywhere, all we need now is for leaders and heroes to step forward.

A local billionaire, Klaus-Michael Kühne, has been pulling the strings behind the scenes, pumping millions into the loss-making enterprise, on the dubious advice of motor-mouth Reiner Callmund and other such specialists.

A friend who is senior in supplier risk management in IT at a top-tier investment bank offered some practical advice for enterprise entrepreneurs: "Don't fly in and out, and don't treat NYC like a second or third tier market.

"I thought that many smaller businesses and start-up enterprises would value the advice of a qualified patent attorney without committing to the full service".

PDA, a Thai social enterprise, distributes condoms and contraceptive advice through a network of restaurants.

But Salisbury's enterprise was contrary to the advice of Henry VI's regent in France, John, duke of Bedford, who argued for an advance into Anjou instead.

"Getting access to the right kind of advice, because social enterprise is still relatively new, it can be a bit hit and miss," she says.