Reading "The Tradition of the New," a collection of essays by Harold Rosenberg (the critic who coined the phrase "action painting"), I came across this line: "Under our…system the government undertakes enterprises only when private initiatives fail".
By James Surowiecki October 31, 2008 Reading "The Tradition of the New," a collection of essays by Harold Rosenberg (the critic who coined the phrase "action painting"), I came across this line: "Under our…system the government undertakes enterprises only when private initiatives fail".
The question must be asked of any writer undertaking this enterprise: Are you trying to horrify your like-minded readers or enlighten them?
Stay-at-home parents would have money in the bank, more clout in the family, and the respect that comes from undertaking an enterprise with measurable value.
Ironically, the U.S. stayed the British-French-Israeli neocolonial enterprise, but then undertook an enterprise of its own, for much the same reasons.
One dictionary says an entrepreneur is "one who undertakes an enterprise, especially a contractor acting as the intermediary between capital and labour .Entrepreneurship is the special collection of skills possessed by an entrepreneur.
So one can undertake the enterprise of seeking the psychological and social causes of scientific belief without abandoning the distinction between those that are well-grounded and those that are not.
Anyone else would have to pay $2 million dollars for daring to undertake the enterprise.
Solomon seems to have died fighting in the battlefield, because Bernold of St . Blasiennarrates that he "died courageously after an incredible slaughter of the enemy after he bravely undertook an enterprise against the King of the Greeks" in 1087.
Undertaking such an enterprise raises many issues such as item production, scoring with panels from different disciplines, test administration, setting of passing scores.
