Sentence examples for enterprise issues from inspiring English sources

Eyebrows were also raised after Shriti Vadera, the controversial trade minister and ex-City banker, was given a powerful new role based partly in the Cabinet Office overseeing business and enterprise issues across the government.

"Shape the Debate will therefore use stinging ads of rebuke, where appropriate, or gentle praise to remind leading candidates and public officials to honestly discuss our issues, as a means to keep conservative and free enterprise issues uppermost in the minds of the American public".

The 2012 conference in New York explored enterprise issues.

Enterprise issued a statement last month saying the company's policy was to not rent vehicles without carrying out recalls if they involve "the risk of sudden loss of control, safety-restraint failures or fire hazards".

Shortly after that admission -- and a $15 million award by a jury -- Enterprise issued a statement in which the company noted its regret over the deaths but also indicated it might not immediately carry out recalls it did not consider major safety problems.

Back in those days, IT kept tight control over the enterprise, issuing equipment like BlackBerries and ThinkPads (and you could have any color you wanted — as long as it was black).

On the cover of Mr. Gardner's deck he noted, "Cyber risk is not a technical issue, but an enterprise issue".

We needed to look at various issues: the hospital issue, the small and medium enterprise issue, the medical devices issue.

Important though the state-enterprise issue may be, the crux of the matter lies in the failure of political reforms to keep up with the far-reaching economic ones that have already been implemented.

A day later, Atlanta-based iXL Enterprises issued a similar warning, predicting a loss in the third quarter and revenue as much as 20percentt below the $119.2 million revenue of the second quarter.

One might have guessed that it would be a long time before anybody was foolish enough again to tie up a big chunk of his retirement savings in the same enterprise that issues his paycheck.