Sentence examples for enterprise operated from inspiring English sources
In Canada and France, state and private enterprise operated side by side.
"Today's arrests bring to an end a longstanding criminal enterprise operated by colluding organized crime entities that profited wildly through a combination of extortion and fraud," said James T. Hayes Jr., the immigration agency's special agent in charge.
The 120,000-square-foot project, however, has some observers worried about the lack of growth at another ambitious enterprise operated by the Mashantucket Pequots: the Mashantucket Museum and Research Center.
A1 Providence Mayor Convicted A federal jury in Rhode Island found Vincent A. Cianci Jr., 61, guilty of a racketeering conspiracy charge stemming from the prosecutors' contention that a criminal enterprise operated out of his City Hall office.
Within that envelope are the characteristics of the operation, the concepts under which the enterprise operates and the tools used in making the lean journey.
Further, Mr. Graham, who also was governor of Florida, highlighted the broader public interest in regulating offshore activities: "This is private enterprise operating on publicly owned property.
Alcan Aluminium Limited, Canadian multinational company incorporated in 1928 (as Aluminium Limited) and now the largest Canadian industrial enterprise, operating in more than 100 countries.
While it is impossible to know exactly how such a shadowy enterprise operates, what is clear is that sex is being sold for high prices.
After leaving jail three months ago, he joined Prison Art, a social enterprise operating in six prisons in the states of Guadalajara and Queretaro to make high-end textile goods.
HCT Group, a social enterprise operating in the transport industry and On Purpose placement host, is working hard to expand both the number and range of social enterprises within its supply chain.
"Because Foxconn is a commercial enterprise operating like a society, we're responsible for almost everything for our workers, including their job, food, dorm and even personal relationships," Arthur Huang, a Foxconn spokesman, said Tuesday.
