Sentence examples for proposed enterprise from inspiring English sources
The Community and Public Sector Union said more than 26,000 employees participated in the ballot and about 80% voted against the proposed enterprise agreement.
In his letter to investors, he took issue with a number of Washington initiatives, including the Credit Card Act of 2009 and a proposed "enterprise tax" that would be levied on hedge fund managers who sell their firms.
The proposed enterprise model can be used to specify the requirements of an integrated information and management system for virtual SMEs networking.
Voters in Yuba County tried to preempt the proposed Enterprise casino with a non-binding county vote against it in 2005.
Perhaps the most confused part of the report regards flexibility and the commission's proposed "enterprise contract".
They said the changes were necessary because the proposed enterprise agreement discriminated against volunteers and subordinated them to the United Firefighters Union.
For this purpose, we analyzed existing enterprise security management systems and, based on the results, proposed a enterprise security management system with reinforced internal security and tested the system.
"We would like to see this proposed pilot enterprise zone to include the north-west as whole, including Derry/Londonderry and Strabane, to build upon the legacy of the City of Culture".
The proposed complex enterprise systems framework combines knowledge coming from complex systems science and systems engineering domains, and uses computational intelligence and agent-based systems simulation methodologies.
This paper proposes an Enterprise Operating System (EOS) to effectively handle the execution of enterprise models by integrating a diversity of functionalities.
Nor (happily enough) did every enterprise proposed in the Good Old Days come to fruition -- like the proposal in 1893 to tear down City Hall, or Mayor William J. Gaynor's suggestion in 1910 to ram a new street through Midtown between Fifth and Sixth Avenues.
