I and a brother banker have obtained a grant of a railway, the only
industrial enterprise which in these days promises to make good the fabulous prospects that Law once held out to the eternally deluded Parisians, in the fantastic Mississippi scheme.
ySTANBUL (CyHAN)- The ystanbul Chamber of Industry (ISO) has announced the Turkish Petroleum Refineries Corporation (TE[pounds sterling]PRAE[currency]) as Turkey's largest
industrial enterprise last year.
Status of industrial relations of the public and the private sector
industrial enterprise was assessed by five items (Cronbach's [alpha] = .85).
Although
industrial enterprise expectations for the year 2012 are modest, they are still planning to increase investments rather than decrease them, mostly due to the increase in demand.
But of the many assets which define our great region, along with its natural beauty and welcoming atmosphere, our proud record of
industrial enterprise is surely it.
The value of the identified KMC consists in their application to the personnel processes of a particular
industrial enterprise. This value is maximized if the competencies are implemented within all personnel processes.
Minister of Industry, SME and Investment Promotion Mohamed Benmeradi emphasized Tuesday here the important role of the industrial rights, innovation and scientific research in the promotion of the competitiveness of
industrial enterprises. "The industrial rights, innovation and research has a determining role in the promotion of
industrial enterprise competitiveness, and especially small and medium-sized businesses," Benmeradi said in a speech, read on his behalf by a representative of Industry Ministry, at the opening of a training workshop on the support of technology and innovation.
Located at the southern edge of downtown Hartford, Coltsville is known for its association with Samuel Colt and the
industrial enterprise he founded, Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co.
Farming became an increasingly
industrial enterprise, often with the encouragement of government and the cooperative extensions services of the state.
Le Corbusier, a Swiss craftsman turned Parisian journalist and polemical architect, might have talked in awe of the aesthetic of
industrial enterprise, but Albert Kahn (1869-1942) was the incarnate spirit of industrial enterprise-made-architecture.