Sentence examples for small scale businesses from inspiring English sources
Since the economic liberalisation of the 1990s, major international firms such as Infosys, Intel and Microsoft have opened bases there along with nearly 3,000 software firms, 35 hardware manufacturers and hundreds of other small scale businesses – turning this once lush farmland into India's Silicon Valley.
"We don't want to see a crackdown on small scale businesses or home growing," he says.
Two participants were involved in small scale businesses while one was formally employed as office secretary.
Other income generating activities included formal employment (6.6%) and small scale businesses (6%).
"They can sell them at the market to generate income, breed them to create a small scale business, or eat them as a rare source of nutrition," says Lucia Ngwira, project co-ordinator at Ungweru.
An intervention study in Germany evaluated a 3-day personal initiative intervention program for small scale business owners.
Thus AIM microcredit program among the small scale business is able to move the individual utility indifference curve to the next level.
A third said that through CSLTs, "several people in Kakuma have come up with small scale business schemes, community-based organizations, development groups and creative events that have reduced over-dependence on agencies".
When examined from Ethiopian point of view domestic consumers and small scale business owners stood to benefit owing to China's cheap prices and low cost machineries and other related imported products (Geda 2008 11).
Another staff stated that "Through JC HEM's CSLT courses that provide knowledge and skills, several people in Kakuma have come up with small scale business schemes, CBOs, development groups and creative events that have reduced over dependence on agencies".
The participants at the people's perception meetings were stakeholders from school level teachers and guardians; district level governmental and non-governmental officers; public participatory groups; social leaders and concerned groups; small scale business operators; and the general public.
