Sentence examples for enterprise spread from inspiring English sources

It is now owned and run by RIO (aka Real Ideas Organisation), a social enterprise spread across the south-west, which completely renovated it at a cost of just under £2m.

In a speech aimed at the world's finance ministers and central bankers, who will be meeting in Washington this month, Mr. Zoellick said the West's mistrust of sovereign wealth funds could be assuaged if the funds set aside 1percentt of their assets to help private enterprise spread on the world's poorest continent.

As private enterprise spreads and markets open to real competition from domestic and foreign companies alike, tens of millions of Chinese are shedding their dependence on the state.

Yet we've hardly seemed to notice, convinced as we were that our ship of state is still the good Enterprise, spreading democracy and freedom, even if meddling in other cultures as well.

It's a pattern that is repeated throughout Africa, and is becoming a bigger problem as land grabbing by foreign enterprises spreads.

"Romney understands the value of free enterprise, appreciates its utterly unique ability to alleviate poverty, unleash creative endeavor, spread wealth and lift the burden of ceaseless backbreaking labor.

Because his enterprise had spread from the British Isles to the Continent, Wedgwood expanded his business to the nearby Brick House (or Bell Works) factory.

They soon doubled it with a spectacular second score as their enterprise in spreading the ball wide 10 metres from their own line was rewarded, with Keith Senior's powerful break supported by Rob Burrow for the tiny scrum-half to scamper 50 metres for the try.

What has swollen the ranks as never before is Generation: 25 Years of Contemporary Art in Scotland, an ever-changing enterprise that spreads all through the country from the Borders to Orkney until November but has its most concerted presence in Edinburgh this August.

Mitt Romney privatizes the gains from his enterprises, but spreads the costs to the rest of us.

Richardson from SEUK says her organisation is now putting together basic materials in the hope that social enterprise champions will spread the social enterprise word far and wide at this critical point in discussion about the economy.