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.
Since the investigation began, Internal Affairs Bureau detectives and Bronx prosecutors have been treating precincts as if they were organized criminal enterprises, using multiple wiretaps and calling in officers to testify before the grand jury against others.
In the 20th century, the rise of organized criminal enterprises, like the Mafia and drug-smuggling cartels, led law enforcement officers and prosecutors to realize that investigating each murder, each coercion of a legitimate business and each drug shipment was an untenable and unsustainable investigative approach.
Identity theft continues to morph and evolve in complexity and gains even greater traction with more organized criminal enterprises as their crime of choice.
All RHAs concluded that these goals were best accomplished by organizing hospitals within large, geographically organized health enterprises that included, on average, three or four acute hospitals in addition to psychiatric hospitals and other specialist care institutions.
The RHA were organized as enterprises with the responsibility of providing hospital care to the inhabitants in their catchments areas, either through hospitals under their own ownership and control or through contracts with private providers [ 7].
