Sentence examples for enterprises and technical from inspiring English sources

Last but not least, communication and cooperation among different official departments including energy, agriculture, industry and municipal works should be valued and encouraged in the future; also collaboration among government, enterprises and technical institutions are of great importance for future development of biogas, especially for biogas engineering projects.

Now, Bloomberg LP has come forward as its first major corporate backer, with a lump $80,000 contribution in exchange for 100 Ubuntu Edge devices and enterprise workshops and technical support.

Entrepreneurship programs that support small to medium enterprises through financial and technical support are one long-term solution for addressing excess labor capacity, but they require investment in the private sector and can offer little in the short term.

There are four levels of metadata that includes enterprise, local, business, and technical.

Although large enterprise with foreign and technical collaboration with foreign companies has maintained major share of critical components, SMEs which started business in the 1980s and 1990s, have grown.

After analyzing the HSE training performance in petroleum and petrochemical enterprises, and combing the technical requirements for developing HSE training matrices, the following development process of HSE training matrices for grassroots units was proposed (Fig. 1).

The economic organization (regulations, financial system, place of large enterprises and level of technical and knowledge development) and the market (supply and demand) may have the same positive and negative results on the resource potential of the entrepreneur and more globally on entrepreneurship.

Instead, it acts as a combined social, developmental and technical enterprise.

"Teamwork, enterprise skills, technical skills and technical literacy are still not taught 'for real' in the classroom.

These include enterprise architecture, solution architecture, and technical architecture among others.

America's brightest minds have been abandoning industry and technical enterprise in favor of more prestigious but less productive fields like law, finance, consulting and nonprofit activism.