Sentence examples for enterprises are required from inspiring English sources
State-owned industries and municipal heating enterprises are required by law to keep oil reserves but have not done so.
The Renewable Energy Law promulgated by the government was put into effect on January 1, 2006, according to which, grid enterprises are required to buy all the power produced by renewable energy generators [3].
To meet the growing customer demand, enterprises are required to improve production systems at each stage of the product manufacturing, from design through the manufacturing process until its finishing (Zahra Shad et al. 2014).
Industrial cluster is becoming an ever more important cost-effective industry development mode especially when enterprises are required to give more rapid responses to the frequently changed customized demands.
Although enterprises are required to participate in the BHIS, it was not made mandatory and some enterprises have chosen to stay away from the new scheme.
Although all enterprises are required to cover the health insurance needs of their employees, participation in the new BHIS is more voluntary, rather than mandatory.
They advocated that government-sponsored enterprises be required to seek a credit rating to be eligible for government financing.
Large-scale investments were still controlled by the central planners, but the enterprises were required to finance roughly 40 percent of all investments out of their own resources.
Whether you're looking for art to reflect a sense of outrage and despair or to deliver flashes of joy, Arthur Jafa's momentous video installation "Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death," at Gavin Brown's Enterprise, is required viewing.
Agile enterprises and networks are required to continuously evolve so as to adequately respond to a dynamic global and very competitive business environment.
The informal sector is more lucrative to women because less intensive capital is needed to establish the enterprises and no special skills are required (Fuchs and Berg [2013]).
