Sentence examples for regional enterprise from inspiring English sources
"We work very hard at selling ourselves to local councils and regional enterprise bodies.
Felix Sr .supplied the military with training explosives in the 1940's, later developing a simulated atomic bomb for the Navy, and expanded the business in the 1960's into a regional enterprise.
The actual chancellor of the exchequer wants Britain to "make things again", and espouses an economic vision that some describe as Germanic, with emphases on science, apprenticeships, regional enterprise zones, high-speed rail, and fiscal conservatism ahead of supply-side tax cuts.
Prof Julian Beer is director of research and innovation, and pro vice-chancellor (regional enterprise); Prof Wendy Purcell is vice-chancellor and chief executive; Dr Rebekah Southern is deputy director of research and business development; and Caroline Chipperfield is policy adviser to the vice-chancellor.
No surprise that the big money is moving into what had been mostly a local or regional enterprise.
Our study, being an initial effort to develop a simple rapid tool and provide the methodological background to measure and compare regional enterprise innovation, suffers from limitations.
Many cash crops are also grown there notably sugar beets and oilseeds which are processed by regional enterprises.
For small jobs, customers had to scout out regional enterprises like ShrinkOrSink, a Sacramento firm that specializes in boats.
The main reason for this situation is the weak capital power of the regional enterprises, which limits the expenditures on R&D [51].
Last, this paper discusses the related countermeasures on the integration of regional logistics information resources, because the integration of regional logistics information is a systems engineering, when the integration is advancing, the countermeasures should pay close attention to the current needs and long-term development of regional enterprises.
Doing well requires modern analytics and information systems, and performance improvement talent--the types of resources more likely to be cultivated in larger regional enterprises than in mom and pop operations.
