Sentence examples for professional enterprises from inspiring English sources
This year, the Times, the Washington Post, and many other independent, professional enterprises have reminded the country why the Founders enshrined a free press as a defense against abusive power.
Note that of the boldface names recently associated with charges of sexual harassment or assault Bill Cosby, Donald Trump, Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, and Weinstein every one of them could, and some did, argue that they'd hired and promoted women in their professional enterprises.
In her final book, Thicker Than Water: Siblings and Their Relations 1780-1920 (2012), Leonore explored how sibling relationships helped to provide the capital, contacts and skills that could make the vital difference to the success of commercial and professional enterprises and so were crucial to the flourishing of middle-class society.
It should also have strong ties with the professional enterprises, the universities, in accumulating frontier knowledge, not only in pedagogy but all the various developing spheres of modern knowledge.
If you are a faculty member starting out in your research career, you are in charge of leading a team that will drive one of the most critically important professional enterprises of your life.
But now all is practice, with a sense of discrete, professional enterprise.
Calls to Coast Professional, Enterprise Recovery and National Recoveries were not returned.
Mary Warnock is a philosopher and crossbench peer By becoming a ruthless, money-making professional enterprise most sports have become tarnished.
Calls to four of the five collection agencies — Coast Professional, Enterprise Recovery Systems, National Recoveries and West Asset Management— were not returned.
Visual Studio is available in a number of editions (Academic, Professional, Enterprise Developer, and Enterprise Architect), but only the Enterprise Architect edition contains VEA.
This came at a critical time in the history of science, its transformation from what was called natural philosophy, often practiced by gifted amateurs, to a professional enterprise.
