Closed for decades, the border between Russia and China has been creaking open in recent years, allowing more trade and travel but also clearing the way for a peculiar cross-border criminal enterprise in animal parts for Chinese medicine and cooking.
He'd (literally) kill to get there, and the mad grandeur of his absurd enterprise has a peculiar philosophical twist: more than to do, he wants to be.
But he agreed that the London Symphony is a high-energy enterprise, with a peculiar command of the "accented, syncopated, edgy rhythms that abound in American music and that American musicians have in their blood".
But a peculiar aspect of the whole enterprise is that in Britain, where people love to talk about women and their lack of clothing, it appears to be perfectly acceptable to discuss this point.
That investment, though, was still seen as relatively safe, partly because of Fannie Mae's peculiar nature as a quasi-governmental enterprise.
In the course of my work with organizations large and small, I've witnessed a peculiar commonality among the most successful enterprises.
As a business enterprise, the team was a peculiar undertaking.
This leaves an interpreter in a peculiar epistemic predicament: what started as the enterprise of seeing things from others' points of view can at best provide the best interpretation for us of how things are for them.
Though success did not attend this voyage, it brought Franklin into personal intercourse with the leading scientific men of London, and they were not slow in ascertaining his peculiar fitness for the command of such an enterprise.
SMEs face a rather peculiar human capital management, which are usually not well structured in most enterprises.
