Sentence examples for enterprise cities from inspiring English sources

Social Enterprise UK this month named Bristol and Plymouth as the UK's first "social enterprise cities".

Some of the biggest ones were exempted from the ceilings on outside shareholdings because they were giving support to Roh Moo-hyun's favourite initiatives, such as investing in sectors designated as "growth engines", promising to help build the "enterprise cities" that Mr Roh hoped would spread growth to the regions, or even attempting to do business with North Korea.

Plymouth is the first social enterprise city in the UK.

The next year, Plymouth raced Bristol to become the first social enterprise city in the UK.

Achieving social enterprise city status is no mean feat, according to Celia Richardson, director of communications at Social Enterprise UK.

Free market advocates have proclaimed Houston a paragon of the "free enterprise" city and point to economic success and a relatively stable housing market as validation of a laissez-faire approach to local development.

"The danger now is that a social enterprise city become like the big society or 'investors in paper', as I called it," Budd claims.

The best of the bunch are BargainFinder (which you'll find on the useful shopping directory site Shop Guide or ShopGenie (which has its own site at www.shopgenie.com, though you can also find it on another useful directory, Enterprise City. Also worth a look is Best Deals at My Taxi, though it isn't as reliable or user-friendly. It's actually a European version of the US site Bottom Dollar.

Because what's implied in that is categorized as sort of a free-enterprise city where the market determines where things need to be.

State owned enterprises, city governments and domestic security officials all have a stake – making it harder to agree and implement policy.

Its other big faculties will be business and enterprise, smart cities, and "design thinking" — arts and design for the digital age.