Sentence examples for enterprises to get from inspiring English sources

So let's get our best charities to help rehabilitate offenders, our best social enterprises to get people off drugs.

In addition, banks have been cutting back net lending, making it more difficult for small and medium-sized enterprises to get financing.

It's easy for really big companies in poor countries to tap the markets for funding, and now, because of microfinance, it's possible for really small enterprises to get money, too.

"If you want small and medium enterprises to get more involved in exporting" — a goal of the Obama administration — "having small business and the trade office in the same agency makes sense," he said.

It's clear that if enough agencies chuck enough public money in the right directions, it is possible both for some social enterprises to get bigger and other fairly big social enterprises to be created.

On a similar theme, the results of the Royal Bank of Scotland's latest 2012 RBS SE100 suggest that there's a general trend for relatively big social enterprises to get bigger while relatively small ones either get smaller or cease to trade.

The UNDP is using social enterprise to get more women into work.

While the budding romance between Aslam and Yasmin is believable, it is hard to see how the suave, savvy Shoaib would risk losing his enterprise to get the girl.

Perhaps Dave would prefer the British businesswoman and porn baron's daughter Jacqueline Gold, to whom the prime minister recently handed a CBE for "services to entrepreneurship, women in business and social enterprise", to get the contract?

(Corporations will outsource computer work anyway, she says, so why not harness the enterprise to get people living wages and teach skills?) People in the Samasource program start out doing things that can be learned with no prior computer knowledge, like tagging images for Getty and Microsoft.

Again, with smart glasses it is too early to tell, but app developers might need a mental model closer to mobile than enterprise to get frequency to work.