In a unanimous decision issued Monday, written by Justice John Paul Stevens, the Court found that the N.F.L. was not a single enterprise, but a collection of thirty-two teams.
On a day-to-day basis across a single enterprise, data changes hands in many forms via multiple disparate collaboration tools.
"That's a very disturbing comment from someone who was putting money like that into a single enterprise," Mr. Herndon said.
In a 1972 interview with The Times, however, Dr. Caspary said she felt she was part of a cultural flourishing larger than a single enterprise.
The nave windows of York Minster were made between 1300 and 1338 and are the largest single enterprise of this period in England.
But in recent years a different kind of mini-empire has emerged in Connecticut, usually the outgrowth of a single enterprise and the brain child of an entrepreneur whose goals are mostly local, not global.
He spent much of his time in the past fifteen years on a charitable venture that required as much tact as moxie integrating the North Shore Health System and Long Island Jewish Medical Center into a single enterprise that now includes fifteen hospitals.
Broad constellations of designers, suppliers, marketers, financial specialists, contractors and shippers function as employees in a single enterprise at one point, only to split off separately afterwards to join new constellations of employees.
In its stead, a single enterprise with a svelte new name Oi would issue one class of shares on the Novo Mercado, the part of Brazil's stockmarket with the most demanding corporate-governance standards.
He spent much of his time in the past fifteen years on a charitable venture that required as much tact as moxie — integrating the North Shore Health System and Long Island Jewish Medical Center into a single enterprise that now includes fifteen hospitals.
