Sentence examples for enterprises set up from inspiring English sources

Organized crime, complex of highly centralized enterprises set up for the purpose of engaging in illegal activities.

They should also benefit from the jobs created by 78 Steps, Whole Box and future enterprises set up by the Biospheric Project.

After Kazakhstan won its independence in 1991, financial institutions mushroomed, as state-owned enterprises set up banks to get cheap central-bank credit.

But they're also so-called "government-sponsored enterprises," set up by the state with the explicit mission of fostering homeownership, by buying and selling home mortgages.

Last week's was all about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the giant government-sponsored enterprises set up to provide affordable housing across the nation.

The study investigates the effectiveness of an approach used in the UK, designed to help small enterprises set up and operate a simple health and safety management system.

Financial crises may emerge naturally from the very makeup of markets, as competition between investment enterprises sets up a race for higher leverage, driving markets toward a precipice that we cannot recognize even as we approach it.

The first post covered Thistle Farms, a social enterprise set up to help survivors of prostitution and sex trafficking.

One organisation getting in on the act is Fairshare Music, a social enterprise set up in 2010 by Lee Cannon and Jonny Woolf.

The United Nations has documented the vast criminal enterprise set up by Rwanda in the late 1990s to pump Congo's minerals back to Kigali, the Rwandan capital.

Patient Opinion is a non-profit social enterprise set up six years ago to enable people to give feedback in public about their healthcare anywhere the UK.