Sentence examples for enterprises with the from inspiring English sources

Almost always they are family enterprises, with the men generally in charge of the grocery, and the women handling the cooking.

The new networks will serve only governments and large enterprises with the aim of protecting national critical infrastructure from any possible foreign intrusion.

Instead, the emphasis falls more on changing the organization of production, replacing the top-down, undemocratic dictatorship inside capitalist enterprises with the horizontal, workers' self-direction of cooperatives.

Gusinsky was looking forward to expanding his television enterprises; with the help of a huge investment from Gazprom — the natural-gas behemoth once run by the Prime Minister — he was preparing to establish a satellite system that would cover the entire former Soviet Union.

This apparent unproductiveness was due partly to distracting upheavals in his private life (the collapse of his first marriage, the cementing of his new relationship with Miriam) and partly to an ingrained habit of preparing for his major enterprises with the assiduity of an athlete training for the Olympics.

Launching the network today, Andrew Miller, chief executive officer, Guardian Media Group, said: "This is a crucial time for SMEs, and the Guardian Small Business Network aims to provide enterprises with the resources and insight they need to help drive their businesses forward.

"We're coming into this enterprise with the knowledge we'll be bringing business to south Wales," he said.

It's very hard to hear that without thinking he's referring to a joint enterprise with the Conservatives.

As if from the 70s, there was one small enterprise with the word "war" in the title: Drash: the Warfighter's Choice, manufacturers of rapid assembly shelter.

Still, corporate chieftains complain that the Obama administration is anti-business and is crushing free enterprise with the heavy hand of government.

Andrey Zolotaryov, a political consultant who worked with UESU, says that the corporation combined "the spirit of a capitalist enterprise" with "the smell of a regional Communist Party committee".