Sentence examples for resource enterprises from inspiring English sources

In addition, since it can easily extract large and rich revenue rents from a relatively small number of resource enterprises, the rentier state has less incentive to develop a sophisticated bureaucratic institution and tax apparatus to fully penetrate the society (Moore 2004; Skocpol 1985).

More fascinatingly, he defends the ultimately disastrous loans-for-shares program, which divvied up precious state natural resources enterprises among a few dozen well-connected men.

The handful of bidders remaining are all retailers, among them the state-owned China Resources Enterprise and the AEON Group of Japan, one of the people said.

Skyward has become a resource for enterprises and service contractors to manage and expand their drone operations.

Part of that experience demonstrates that community-based, natural resource management enterprises can, to a significant extent, meet the twin goals of overcoming poverty and countering ecosystem degradation.

Since then IFS has built a strong heritage of applications focused on enterprise resource planning (ERP), enterprise asset management (EAM) and field service automation (EAM).

A game has been developed to make students understand the effects of a resource efficient enterprise.

The net tax burden on the economy would be unchanged, but the shift in relative price signals would nudge investment from resource-intensive enterprises toward labor-intensive ones.

"This just goes to show that even the largest, most resource-rich enterprises can be brought low by something as simple as a skipped patch," said Lipman.

In fact, the real name of the game would be "Anti-Monopoly," to end the monopoly power of state-owned and controlled resources and enterprises.

That affords a flexible pool of resources that enterprises can attach to their own data centers using existing security mechanisms.