Sentence examples for enterprises exist from inspiring English sources
Social enterprises exist to offer an alternative.
Most social enterprises exist to help people left behind by our meritocratic world.
"Republicans should immediately begin constructing their own media operation," he writes, as if no such enterprises exist.
In countries in this mold — like Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Venezuela — market enterprises exist to earn money to finance the ruling class.
"Ultimately social enterprises exist to address social issues where a bottom-up approach will always be key to real impact," says Mackay from the British Council.
H. Jay Eshelman Putney, Vt., June 15 , 2010 To the Editor: David Brooks says that under state capitalism, enterprises exist to finance the ruling class, while in democratic capitalism, such endeavors earn money for shareholders.
He never denied his critics' claims that highly developed capitalist enterprises existed centuries before Calvin.
No consolidated list of social enterprises exists on government records; which is understandable in an emerging economy like India which has not legally defined 'social enterprises'.
And right now the whole enterprise exists like a circus tent in a tornado.
Any enterprise exists to create and capture value, and much of this value is created through processes and services.
"Without a finding that the artillery attacks were unlawful, the Trial Chamber's conclusion that a joint criminal enterprise existed cannot be sustained," the appeal verdict said.
