Sentence examples for enterprises ranging from from inspiring English sources

She acts for charities, CICs and social enterprises, ranging from start-ups to historic and international charities.

There were family investments in enterprises ranging from Iridium, a satellite communications network, to the Hard Rock Cafe franchise in the Middle East.

It also said Palestinian leaders had profited from sweetheart business deals and "large scale" criminal enterprises ranging from car theft to tax fraud.

"We sort of reinvented medieval workshops by mistake," says Poundbury's estate director, Simon Conibear, listing the enterprises, ranging from those making cakes and wedding dresses to curtains and electric bikes, two-thirds of which are run by women.

China is now responsible for almost half the investment projects in the country, with lucrative contracts from the Laotian government for enterprises ranging from rubber plantations to hydropower, and from logging to mining.

For a variety of enterprises, ranging from tour operators through booksellers to stand-up comics, the imagery of kickback, dreadlocked, hip waggling, gun toting, ganga smoking, backayard Jamaica is good business.

It needs to understand that micro-enterprises range from freelancers to businesses employing up to nine staff, with business owners ranging from very sophisticated to less educated in business.

Since, the company has grown to see over 500 enterprise customers, ranging from 100 seats per company to 1,200 seats per company, with more than 3,000 new user sign-ups each day.

As a result, the government began pumping billions of dollars into labs and universities and experimental enterprises, on projects ranging from cloning to underwater robots.

In the years that followed, the government pumped billions of dollars into labs and universities and enterprises, on projects ranging from cloning to underwater robots.

All of its land is publicly owned, 85% of housing is supplied by the public housing corporation and more than 20% of national output is produced by public enterprises, in industries ranging from shipbuilding and semi-conductors to airlines and banking.