Sentence examples for setting up enterprises from inspiring English sources

As party chief, Mr Yan had used his networking skills and business acumen to follow the example of many villages around China in setting up enterprises that were owned and operated by the village.

We could step up efforts to spur job growth in poor areas, such as setting up enterprise zones and investing federal dollars in infrastructure and education projects.

The coalition is trying to help in its own way, by setting up "enterprise zones" where taxes are low and broadband fast.

Young graduates are fuelling a rapid increase in the number of startups, partly because highly paid jobs in finance and law are hard to come by, but also because UK universities are setting up enterprise centres and postgraduate courses in entrepreneurship.

They set up enterprises and work longer hours in their new trades.

Last year Anglo American's Zimele communities fund helped set up enterprises to manufacture bricks and build the homes.

They have set up enterprises in Alaska, the Galápagos, Samoa and the Magellan Straits.

One of the minor innovations was the setting up of the Greater London Enterprise Board with a strong emphasis on promoting green technologies.

So far, however, only a few foreign businesses have risked setting up mining enterprises in Sudan.

Lilley adds that there are also liabilities involved with housing associations setting up social enterprises of their own.

There has been a huge increase in the number of housing associations setting up social enterprises to create jobs and training for unemployed residents.