Sentence examples for enterprise for a from inspiring English sources
I'm involved with Enterprise for a Sustainable World and the Indian Institute.
The region is worried not only about potential attacks but also about their effect on tourism, which is a major enterprise for a number of the countries.
Childbirth is a risky enterprise for a healthy grown woman – a woman of reproductive age in Paraguay for example, has a one in 310 chance of dying from from complications from labor.
Substantively, he had little to offer other than general outlines of programs for job training, better Internet access for isolated areas and government partnerships with private enterprise for a faster response to natural disasters.
For him, the building was an "unimaginable boon", redefining what had been a rather dour and inscrutable enterprise: "For a time, editors and journalists from all over Australia would do almost anything to be invited on a personal tour of inspection, accompanied by lunch in the splendid private dining room".
Tilghman is a widely experienced trustee and director, serving on the boards of Amherst College, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Google, the Institute for Advanced Study, the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia, and Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America.
"The Exonerated" is, in other words, a worthy enterprise, for which a fashionable cluster of right-minded stars, including Jill Clayburgh and Sara Gilbert, have been enlisted.
The stadium was the subject of a withering state audit last year suggesting officials inappropriately mingled private and public enterprises for a risky development.
With a hand from government officials, they bought valuable state enterprises for a pittance when the Kremlin privatized Russia's industrial assets after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
The society aims to bring together students and social enterprises for a chance to share their stories, network and inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs.
Drawing from his education and business acumen, he co-wrote "Competing in a Flat World: Building Enterprises for a Borderless World" (Wharton School Publishing, 2007).
