Sentence examples for formal enterprises from inspiring English sources

Only a small minority of workers in India are covered by them, because they apply only to biggish formal enterprises.

Yet they also play an important role in sustaining other economic actors, including formal enterprises: 51% said they buy their goods mainly from formal suppliers; nearly 85% pay for porters, transport operators and others.

Their strong economic presence is no longer overlooked by private and formal enterprises which have now radically transformed their business strategies and are finally investing in the "emergent districts" of Lima.

That pool, he added, is four times greater than the assets of Haiti's 123 largest private formal enterprises, 11 times greater than the deposits in Haitian banks and 158 times the value of all direct foreign investment in the country up to 1995.

His model for the right kind of artist is, of all things, a painter, the Belgian Luc Tuymans, whose reflections on such subjects as his country's vile colonialist past are subsumed in a sophisticated and beautiful formal enterprise.

Also due out in April is Bloodshot Monochrome (Canongate), the third collection from Francis's fellow Next Generation poet Patience Agbabi, in which she applies her clear eye and formal enterprise to the canvas of 21st-century Britain, exploring themes of love, race and writing in twisted sonnets.

Others, like Carnap, agreed on the distinction between philosophy and science but turned philosophy into a purely formal enterprise, the so-called logic of science.

Talent development is another reason that Civic 50 companies focus on skills-based volunteering, with nearly 50% of companies offering a formal enterprise-wide program to develop skills using community involvement programs, up from 46% in 2014.

However, while many Asian cities exhibited all these sorts of economic changes, which created millions of new jobs in formal sector enterprises, in sub-Saharan Africa urban economies have been struggling.

The government collects (alpha t) units of tax revenue directly from the formal sector enterprises.

Of Cusco, he says, "They told us three to five kilns, but that was only the formal, registered enterprises.