State enterprises exercise monopolies or oligopolies entwined with the political system.
They say that Miami, long an "open city" where no one criminal enterprise has exercised complete control, is an easy place for out-of-towners to set up shop.
Very often, the switch from private to public art came about through the artist's increasing conviction that making art for private collectors, galleries and museums had become an arcane enterprise: an exercise in making art that spoke only about other art.
Most of the pupils questioned said they had taken part in some form of enterprise education exercise in their school.
We set out evidence from the interviews on the business strategies and market contexts that permit social enterprise to exercise beneficial influence on the terms of trading within medicines markets for low income consumers.
As such, they provide advice to private sector enterprises and exercise custom controls at all ports, airports and international border offices.
She then joined with four battleships and six destroyers as Task Group TGG) 53.2 for exercises; Enterprise, and also participated.
The enterprise is an exercise in misdirection — a distraction not just from Obama's dismal record on growth and unemployment but, more important, from his dereliction of duty in failing to this day to address the utterly predictable and devastating debt crisis ahead.
The whole enterprise looked like an exercise in Hall of Fame-building, rather than like an effort to chip away at the very idea of hierarchy and exclusion.
As the Ellison character says, "As far as I'm concerned, if it's supposed to be American art and it doesn't have enough of our idiomatic stuff, by which I mean mostly down-home idiom, in there it may be some kind of artistic exercise or enterprise but it ain't really American". Scooter's story, then, is America's.
