Sentence examples for enterprises tied from inspiring English sources

Some liberal economists like Yang Yao and Wu Jinglian have also come out strongly in support of political restructuring, arguing that China's economy, where state-owned enterprises tied to the Communist Party continue to dominate the largest industries, can reach maturity only with the checks and balances that come with democracy.

Jiménez said that the way the Cuban economy is structured, with so many enterprises tied to the military, blocking trade with entities connected to the Cuban military would basically block trade, period.

You could bootstrap LAN-based applications over tunneled connections and begin to develop the concept of a cross-domain enterprise tied together not by location but by business process.

This lets the giant telecom company move its tentacles out throughout the enterprise, tie into the switching revolution as a way to bypass routers, promote ATM in the manner it needs to succeed, and feed all that traffic into its massive, already built ATM-powered superhighway.

The enterprises were tied to a Sicilian Mafia group, Latin American drug lords and Russian gangs, the report said.

Traditionally most of Iowa's industrial enterprises were tied to agricultural production; however, economic downswings and the collapse of land values in the 1980s made it essential for the state to diversify its economy as well as its workforce.

In three decades, a rather poor, rather closed country, its business and political enterprise alike tied down by an outdated philosophy, has become a middling rich one.

The argument is sometimes advanced that the very broad objectives of an enterprise are tied in with human values which are essentially immutable or subject to change only in terms of millennia.

The Japanese are usually credited with the invention of keiretsu, the management concept in which the suppliers to an enterprise are tied together with their main customer for planning, product development, cost control and so on.

Last year, in its second quarter survey, the two companies were in a dead heat for the enterprise market, tied at 44%.

"I think we are both stronger with a flow of people across that street and with enterprises that tie us together," Eisgruber agreed.