This is because social enterprises can take numerous forms, are engaged in multiple spheres of activity, and because legal structures vary from country to country.
They appeared in multiple data searches which suggests that they have multiple spheres of influence, and thus could provide valuable insights into what types of messaging would be effective for a communications and advocacy campaign.
Our interview findings with 48 breast surgery patients indicate that breast surgery procedures can clearly affect a woman in multiple spheres of function and quality of life.
They fight vociferously for Muslim women in multiple spheres including education, employment and empowerment -- the mantra of our non-profit, Invest in Muslim Women.
But "preservation of multiple spheres is the great promise and charge of liberal democracy," Rosenblum maintains.
Iran's multiple spheres of influence, power networks and political coalitions make it impossible for any top official -- including the leader, Ali Khamenei -- to make major decisions absent broad buy-in.
The decision to emigrate is complex and is influenced by and in turn affects multiple spheres of the migrant's life.
Perhaps the most vivid example in this regard is the 2009 2011 "Path to Europe" national program which Nazarbayev personally initiated to enhance all-round cooperation between the EU and Kazakhstan and use "positive European experience" across multiple spheres (President of Kazakhstan, 2008).
Quantitative data are collected by means of two questionnaires and a life history calendar, assessing current resources in multiple spheres of the individuals' life (e.g. household conditions, physical and psychological health, social relations, participation, and values) and their accumulation across the life course.
Following Song et al. (25) and Tara et al. (41), each active site of ATP sulfurylase and APS kinase was based on multiple spheres placed on some atoms of the bound APS2–.
