Sentence examples for enterprises that contribute from inspiring English sources

The Saranac Lake Community Store and others like it reflect a growing shift among some communities to lessen their dependence on global businesses and invest their resources in homegrown enterprises that contribute to the welfare of the community.

It is true that each church contributes to the pluralism of our society through its purely religious activities, but the state encourages these activities not because it champions religion per se, but because it values religion among a variety of private, nonprofit enterprises that contribute to the diversity of the Nation.

Graduates include five U.S. presidents; four U.S. secretaries of state; the presidents or prime ministers of Mexico, South Korea, and Germany; numerous ambassadors; and many heads of private and non-profit enterprises that contribute to the public good, such as Human Rights Watch, Mercy Corps, Ashoka, Unite for Sight, and the Peace Corps.

FAO collaborated with the project in training and implementing the MA&D methodology in order to assist herders and rural community members to establish viable micro or small enterprises that contribute to improve their livelihoods and create incentives for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of natural resources.

This ties in with the 1 Billion Pound Challenge launched by the University of Northampton in 2012, asking the sector to focus more on the 68,000 social enterprises that contributed £24bn to the UK economy last year.

Zeger is not much interested in running an enterprise that contributes mostly theories and predictions.

It helps to promote a strategy for natural product enterprise design that contributes to conserve biodiversity and promote social equity.

Ryan Fuller, the cofounder of a workplace analytics start-up acquired by Microsoft, notes that executives often simply do not know how much time employees spend on activities that contribute to enterprise productivity, nor do they know how much time is lost or spent on less productive activities.

Headquarters aligns corporate and business-unit strategies by first articulating its theory of synergy and then encouraging the business units to develop strategies that contribute to those enterprise-level objectives while simultaneously addressing their local competitive situation.

We must invest in cultivating affinities and collaboration with different units on campus that contribute to the information enterprise.

In contrast, informal sector workers usually have to pay the total contribution from their own incomes because they are either self-employed or employed in small-scale enterprises that do not contribute to their employees' insurance coverage [ 83].