Sentence examples for enterprises to which from inspiring English sources

Two decades ago, when China's economy was still mostly run by the state, almost all urban workers belonged to trade unions set up in the state-owned enterprises to which they belonged.

A competent authority may require the selected operator to award subcontracts, for a defined proportion of the services covered by the contract, to small or medium-sized enterprises to which it is not affiliated, This requirement to subcontract may not extend to more than half the value of the services covered by the contract.

Any enterprise to which Rotenberg lends his name now seems to succeed.

The great enterprise to which the Cid had devoted so much of his energies was to prove totally ephemeral.

Sheila has found it hard to forgive Rachel for refusing to take over the enterprise to which Sheila devoted her life.

"The joint criminal enterprise to which each offender was a party was extensive in its planning, brutal in its execution, and callous in its aftermath".

But it is an aptly hucksterish sentiment for the defense of the carnival sideshow, the enterprise to which Mr. Robbins devotes considerable energy.

Catherine Lignelli said the fortunes of her husband's hedge fund would have no effect on her personal enterprise, to which she expressed a deep commitment.

As chaotic and beer-soaked as it may seem, the band has set up an enterprise to which any sort of aesthetic judgment will be almost irrelevant.

But it was Betty Kendall who wanted so many children, who, her daughter acknowledges, "plowed forward in the fertility enterprise, to which my father contributed his sperm, his salary...

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