Sentence examples for enterprise whose aim is from inspiring English sources
Cyborg Nest, on the other hand, is a commercial enterprise whose aim is to bring bodyhacking augmentation to the masses.
Johns Hopkins represented an entirely new educational enterprise whose aim was not only to advance its students' knowledge but to advance human knowledge through discovery and scholarship.
Two years later, when the United States Attorney's office in Rhode Island issued a thirty-count indictment charging him and a handful of co-defendants with running a criminal enterprise out of City Hall whose aim was "enriching, promoting, and protecting" their power and assets, he said, "Still no stains".
During the war he worked with a highly secret Anglo-American enterprise known as Operation Habakkuk, headed by Geoffrey Pyke, a British inventor, whose aim was to build unsinkable aircraft carriers made of ice & equipped with refrigerating machinery that would enable them to heal torpedo wounds in their sides as fast as submarines could inflict them.
EUFOR was a "ramshackle" enterprise whose main aim was merely "flying the EU flag .It all sounds rather familiar.
A policy whose explicit aim is to make women slower.
But neither of them is a social enterprise whose primary overriding purpose is the common good.
Enterprises whose primary purpose is commerce or human services -- not religion -- are not exempt.
Streetwise Opera is an award-winning enterprise whose performers are all formerly homeless.
It also changed the direction of an organisation whose original aim was to promote artistic enterprises.
