Sentence examples for enterprises subject to from inspiring English sources
Several commercial speech decisions have involved enterprises subject to extensive state regulation.
Administrators note that campuses like College Park, the state system's flagship, are enormous enterprises subject to expenses over which they have little control, like health care premiums and fuel prices.
The EU's future policy must promote investment which is sustainable, respects the environment (particularly on the field of extractive industries) and encourages good working conditions in the enterprises subject to foreign investment.
It is a human enterprise, subject to passions and whims, accidents and luck.
This function may be left to private enterprise, subject to regulation by the state; it may be performed directly; or it may be delegated to bodies politic created for that purpose, or to the municipalities of the state.
As enterprises are subject to cope with frequently changing business environment, enterprises should integrate value chains such as supply chain and design chain.
It also said that the system disadvantaged American companies competing with foreign enterprises not subject to rigorous controls.
There have been a few cases when Mr X's enterprise was subject to random inspections.
In addition, Tees valley will have access to the local growth fund and will benefit from new enterprise zones, subject to the current bidding round.
John Wadham, a director at the commission, said the hotel was a commercial enterprise and subject to community standards, rather than private ones.
