Sentence examples for from private enterprises from inspiring English sources

He boasts that 57% of the funds will come from private enterprises rather than the public pocket, but this is not without controversy.

Support has also come from private enterprises such as the Borderless World Corporation, which provides interpretation services for bank transactions, and Nonghyup Bank, which provides legal fees and advice for migrants wanting to adopt a Korean name.

They are different from private enterprises; their business activity is undertaken as a means of achieving the benefit for the community, not for private gain.

Especially since the middle of the last decade they have blocked ­acquisitions of local businesses by foreigners, increased state control of enterprises, employed predatory tactics against multinationals and diverted credit away from private enterprises.

In this case, teachers from vocational education training (VET) schools, as well as trainers from private enterprises, provide conceptual parameters for the learning domain IP in schools and on the job.

Lately, some marginal cooperation between the two sectors has developed as the public sector has for instance purchased some surgical services from private enterprises.

The wealth that results from private enterprise is very much a social construct.

And, unlike some of his colleagues, Mr Astori expects most of that to come from private enterprise.

The problem can be solved by turning away from private enterprise in energy-producing industries, and planning a transition to solar energy.

Sports receive a lot of sponsorship from private enterprise in South Africa, but financing for the arts rarely comes from big business.

Dr. Reisner now hopes for a loan of $1,800,000 from the R.F.C. and is planning to raise $1,600,000 from private enterprise.