Sentence examples for the enterprise extended from inspiring English sources

The indictment states: "The conspirators' corruption of the enterprise extended beyond the payment and receipt of bribes and kickbacks.

Eighty-four years later, Vannevar Bush another prominent MIT contributor to the development of the US research and educational enterprise— extended the rationale for public support to encompass national security and public health as well with his seminal report Science: The Endless Frontier.

In winning this year's rankings, Enterprise extended its reign over the study to its fifth year straight.

She earned her doctorate in systems engineering from USC. Trustees praised Nikias's contributions during more than 25 years at the university, and said his presidency had been distinguished by the recruitment of top faculty, expanding the school's academic medical enterprise, extending its international presence and prodigious fundraising.

"The tentacles of state-owned enterprises extend into every nook where profit can be made," writes Zheng Yongnian of the National University of Singapore.Special report Where do you live?

All the management and staff of Forest City Ratner Companies and Forest City Enterprises extend our deepest sympathy to the family of our friend and colleague in the world of real estate development and professional sports, Bob Tisch.

It will drive new and yet-to-be-defined business models and essentially enable the globally extended enterprise, where inter-enterprise operability will become the norm.

First, spread is a loose term I use to describe how far across the enterprise social business extends.

But the tentacles of English maritime enterprise hardly extended beyond the seas of north-west Europe.

His colleague, Max Nordau, envisioned the Zionist enterprise as extending "the moral boundaries of Europe to the Euphrates".

It begins with isolated cases of experimentation within the organization which develops into wider cross-organization social business projects with the eventual possibility of spreading across the extended enterprise relationships with partners, customers and other constituencies.