Sentence examples for enterprise backed from inspiring English sources

In Britain it is a £1.78bn enterprise backed by government, Comic Relief, churches and supermarkets.

The modern Italian Liberal Party favoured free enterprise, backed NATO, and drew its chief support from small businessmen.

Clearly, the curators struggled to assemble sufficient material on the theme of international diplomacy and the founding of the Muscovy Company, a trading enterprise backed by several Elizabethan aristos, and simply bulked out what they had.

Until the case is resolved, the fate of the tigers is mired in a legal standoff that pits wildlife officials, conservationists and Thailand's military government against a wealthy tourist enterprise backed by influential Buddhist monks.

Miranda's Hamilton — though presented as an ambitious immigrant hustler and the protagonist in one of the Republic's early sex scandals, a hip-hop hero — is also unambiguously and properly shown this way: as the godfather of the idea that America should be a place of speculative enterprise backed up by big money.

It has been talked about on the other side of the Atlantic for some time (Harvard Business School started a "Social Enterprise Initiative" back in 1993).

This one moves the enterprise (and the Enterprise) back 150 years before Kirk and the gang, as a new crew, headed by Scott Bakula as Capt.

What we say: Microsoft may have ditched the Nokia brand for its smartphones, but Nokia the company remains a separate enterprise back in Finland.

So, with private enterprise back on the agenda, the Cubans will soon have to formulate a strategy for relinking their economy with the wider world.

Last year's consultants helped come up with a sensible plan to put the enterprise back in the black by shutting down two-thirds of the city's seedy betting parlors and cutting the number of workers from 1,300 to less than 700.

This will award $20m to the first privately financed team to land a robotic vehicle on the moon, travel 500 metres on the lunar surface, and send pictures and data from the enterprise back to Earth.Although Talaris is designed to try to win the X Prize, it could also be used to explore planets like Mars and possibly asteroids too, according to Seamus Tuohy, Draper's director of space systems.