Sentence examples for for their enterprise from inspiring English sources
You can't blame the perps for their enterprise.
They feel that, in return for their enterprise, tax payments and dollar remittances, they have been getting corrupt and incompetent governance, populist policies and sub-Saharan infrastructure.
"In an undeniable vote of confidence, both existing customers and new customers continued to select PeopleSoft for their enterprise software applications," Mr. Conway said.
David Silva and James Milner made all sorts of passing triangles around Daniel Pudil in the first half, yet all they had to show for their enterprise was a succession of corners.
Watching the movie gives you the unpleasant sense that these collectors, Rick Staton and Tobias Allen, are prancing around and thumbing their noses, gleeful at the publicity and possible income it could generate for their enterprise.
An #OurManNOTinHavana hashtag was set up to record the wild goose chase by more than a score of the world's press who took an alcohol-free flight to Havana with nothing to show for their enterprise but photographs of Mr. Snowden's empty seat.
The Goldman beige book is "a grand mosaic" assembled from executives' comments about prospects for their enterprises and for the larger economy, says David J. Kostin, Goldman's chief United States investment strategist, who heads the team that creates the report.
He freed many industrial enterprises from the control and supervision of the central government and gave factory managers the authority to determine production levels and to pursue profits for their enterprises.
Look at the names they picked for their enterprises: Daewoo ("Great Universe"), Hyundai ("The Modern Era") and Samsung ("Three Stars", implying a business that would be huge and eternal).
Explorers are glorified tourists, and those who set off in the 19th century, for noble or ignoble purposes, quickly grasped what the new technology might do for their enterprises.
Hence, they may not be well equipped to carry out managerial routines for their enterprises (King and McGrath, 2002).
