Sentence examples for organized enterprise from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers said that even though their clients might have been involved in bad conduct, they were not an organized enterprise.

It is evident that in the later Middle Ages the master glazier's workshop was a highly organized enterprise, capable of producing various classes of designs, according to the expense his patrons were prepared to incur.

The tradition of the LWS was rather preserved in individual hands, but not as an organized enterprise.

From the beginning, we have been a democratically organized enterprise that is governed and 100-percent owned by the employees on a one-person/one-share/one-vote basis.

It valued rationality rather than irrational emotion, and the productivity of the well organized enterprise more than the freedom of the individual.

But the sheer magnitude of the thefts — 11,528 appliances, to be precise — over a relatively brief period suggests to some in city government and the recycling industry that a more organized enterprise may be at work as well.

A democratic society requires a democratic economy and that, the new alliance would insist, means a transition to democratically organized enterprises.

Because, it is the experiences of many countries (such as Bangladesh) that only due to poor managerial skills, the poor cannot run their business enterprises successfully, consequently poor remain poor even after receiving zakah in a good form like an organized business enterprise.

Tells how he organized the enterprise.

Calvin Smith was convicted of two murders and two counts of conspiracy in 2005 as part of an organized drug enterprise in Washington.

"It amounts to nothing short of a highly organized criminal enterprise designed and carried out by industry professionals and fueled by intense greed," said Daniel M. Hawke, market abuse enforcement chief of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which brought a civil complaint against the two men as well.