Sentence examples for state's enterprise from inspiring English sources

The site Mr. Banks found is in one of the state's enterprise zones.

Initiatives like the state's Enterprise Zone Program, which supports companies that bolster struggling economies, could be useful to space firms because they often settle in economically challenged rural areas, Ms. Nashed said.

Now, there are about 100,000 New Yorkers employed at more than 2,000 businesses in the state's enterprise zones, which have attracted more than $2.7 billion in investments since 1987.

Students in Ohio will be protesting against the state's enterprise university plan, which they say would be a step toward privatizing public universities.

When Carlos Saúl Menem, Argentina's president at the time, sold off most of the state's enterprises in the 1990's, Spanish companies bought the flagship airline, banks, oil company and telephone company.

One puff at a time Sinning gets expensive The rebel state Ron Kirk's enterprise ReprintsSome residents argue (this is New York, after all) that they should not have to pay to park at meters with ads, since taxpayers have already paid for the meters themselves.

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In January, state officials announced that Webvan had received $1 million from the state's Urban Enterprise Zone program to create the North Bergen center.

McDonnell countered that "there's been an unprecedented view that the Congress should be able to basically micromanage the state's free enterprise system and basically tell the entrepreneurs and employers of Virginia how to run parts of their business.

"I'm very pleased we were able to work together to secure this funding because the lab has a significant economic impact, and it is critical to maintaining the competitiveness of our state's research enterprise," said Representative David Price (D-NC) in a statement.

The increase in the rate of the state sales tax from 6% to 7% took effect on July 15 , 2006 and also increased the sales tax rate in the state's Urban Enterprise Zones (UEZs) from 3% to 3.5%.