Sentence examples for the enterprise established from inspiring English sources

The wines, made at the family's PoderNuovo estate here in southern Tuscany, are the first fruits of the enterprise established by the former chairman of the Bulgari Group, Paolo Bulgari, and his son since the family sold control of the jewelry company through a share swap with the French luxury company LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton in March 2011.

Most of the enterprises established in Peter's lifetime did not survive him.

For instance, as shown in Fig. 1, manufacturing MSEs show that 50% of the enterprises established in 2014/15 have been dropped out from the business in Amhara region.

The empirical part is a case study of the restructuring process in Innlandet Hospital Trust (IHT), which was the largest enterprise established after the hospital reform and where the vision for restructuring was clearly set.

The empirical part is a case study of the restructuring process in Innlandet Hospital Trust (IHT), which was one of the largest enterprise established after the hospital reform and where the vision for restructuring was clearly set.

Between 1750 and 1825, the research enterprise established itself, along with institutions that now seem eternal and indispensable: the university library, with its acquisitions budget, large building, and elaborate catalogues; the laboratory; the academic department, with its fellowships and specialized training.

Most industry is associated with the BL Public Limited Company (formerly British Leyland Ltd ., the motor-vehicle manufacturing enterprise established at the town of Leyland in 1896 and now headquartered in London.

The Singapore-MIT Alliance foResearch and Technology SMARTART) is a research enterprise established by MIT in partnership with the National Research Foundation of Singapore in 2007.

Susan Aktemel is a finalist in the social business leader category and is the director of Impact Arts, a Scotland-based national social enterprise established in 1994.

The Sakon Nakhon Pracharath Rak Samakkee is a provincial community enterprise established to facilitate farmers in doing business to achieve a better quality of life.

Matthew Thomson, chief executive of Fifteen Cornwall, a social enterprise established in 2006, which has now trained 191 disadvantaged young people to be chefs, agrees.