Sentence examples for enterprises continued from inspiring English sources
Behind a smoother-looking balance sheet, wasteful, politically directed lending to dud state-owned enterprises continued.
Labour-intensive enterprises continued to close, however, so unemployment remained high at more than 8%.
A Chinese executive told the U.S. Embassy in Beijing that Xi was considered "Mr. Clean" for turning down a bribe, and yet, for the many years that Xi worked in Fujian, the Yuanhua Group, one of China's largest corrupt enterprises, continued smuggling billions of dollars' worth of oil, cars, cigarettes, and appliances into China, with the help of the Fujian military and police.
Such enterprises continue to be called "political factories".
A fifth of all industrial firms (and a third of state-owned enterprises) continue to lose money.
Allegations of corruption are still endemic, and the legacy of central planning and inefficient state-owned enterprises continue to inhibit economic development".
Many private businesses have complained that they are cut off from bank loans while state-owned enterprises continue to receive them.
As UK enterprises continue to adopt different technologies to allow them to work faster, the Public Key Infrastructure PKII) technology that underpins the security of and access to digital information is coming under increasing pressure.
The influx of new, home improvement-related enterprises continues, beginning this year in January when the Window Gallery, formerly of Thornwood, completed construction of its bulding at 515 North State Road and set up its showroom.
Lack of regulation, or lack of enforcement in many areas, allows untreated wastewater to be used to irrigate farmland, and the dumping of slag and sludge by industrial enterprises continues.
"Allegations of corruption are still endemic, and the legacy of central planning and inefficient state-owned enterprises continue to inhibit economic development". The visiting trade delegates got a firsthand taste of some of those constraints this week.
