Sentence examples for enterprises link from inspiring English sources

"We will study the issue very carefully, as type 1 telecommunications enterprises link with national security and privacy issues and will not be opened for mainland investment," Bonnie Peng, head of the National Communications Commission, said at the same hearing.

The main component contains 86 nodes, reflecting only 6% of the Twin City enterprises linked to this largest component.

Figure 9 shows that 79% of foundations is connected to a company born in the twentieth century; in particular, 47.14% of enterprises linked to a foundation was founded on the first half of the twentieth century and 31.43% on the second half (Figure 9). Figure 9 Year of family business constitution.

"Any organizations or enterprises linked to those terrorist attacks should expect a massive reaction from Anonymous.

Editor's note: Michael Tyrimos is the interim CEO at EventApe.io, the co-founder of HustleX.com and the Cypriot Enterprise Link, and a Fellow of The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures & Commerce in the UK.

The creation of the coworking space was widely supported by the Cyprus' enterprise ecosystem via network of local associates that include Chrysalis Leap (an accelerator), Junior Achievement and the Cypriot Enterprise Link (entrepreneurship support organizations), as well as corporate partners such as Microsoft and PwC.

Mr. Krens's latest multinational enterprise links the Guggenheim and the cash-challenged Hermitage in St . Petersburg

The whole programme relies on interpreters provided by social enterprise Lingo Links.

Through Fuze, enterprises can link external data and caller ID databases with internal data sources like their CRM or invoice system, so when customer success reps get an incoming call they not only know who is on the other line, but up to the minute context about the latest contract negotiation.

That's why Not For Sale creates social enterprises that link both consumers and identified high-trafficked communities around the world by products people actually want to buy".

The article warned that criticism of state enterprises was linked to a Western conspiracy to undermine China's economic system and the competitiveness of those companies overseas.