Sentence examples for enterprise trust from inspiring English sources

One example of co-operative housing, although not owned by a council, is in and around the Oxo Tower on London's South Bank, which was redeveloped in the 1980s and 90s by Coin Street Community Builders, a social enterprise trust.

These rich listers, as we call them, share our belief in free enterprise, trust our journalism and ­actually work with us to get the numbers right.

Sam Pospischil, software engineer at Everledger, said Hyperledger Fabric is strongly tailored to enterprise customers, and offers a range of identity management solutions which integrate with industry-standard domain authority and enterprise trust systems.

But achieving them requires that educators see teaching as a collaborative enterprise, trusting in the (sometimes deeply hidden) intrinsic motivation of their students to learn and belong, and making the extra effort to build trust with children who appear angry and aggressive or overly demanding and dependant.

When IT applies logical and flexible controls to those assets, the enterprise trusts that the right information is flowing to the right person at the right time.

Today, many large enterprises only trust public clouds to run their least critical applications, but this is only the beginning.

For anyone who has seen Google Voice try to transcribe voicemail, this will be extremely impressive to pull off at the scale where large enterprises can trust it for keeping records.

The question facing many life sciences enterprises is whether the Genomics Tech Stack is at the "good enough stage" where modular components can be swapped in and out to build scalable workflows, or can enterprises only trust fully integrated, vertically assembled systems?

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston acknowledged a lot of this, as well as the fact that it's going to continue to face the challenge of ensuring that its users and enterprises will trust Dropbox with some of their most sensitive files.

The firm continued to make large quantities of Sheffield plate, but Boulton delegated responsibility for this enterprise to trusted subordinates, involving himself little in it.

A pre-condition for achieving the Lisbon targets is that citizens and enterprises can trust in electronic communications.