Very enterprising of you, Fix.

What I haven't told you is that the Indus people were very, very enterprising.

The more enterprising of them could license their analytical software to other newspapers that follow their lead in other communities.

The standard of living in democratic societies is the highest in the world, because they produce pluralistic, open and enterprising economies.

Ghanaian businessmen, South African enterprising leaders, our governments find it more productive to talk to the IMF and the World Bank.

Moreover, curtailing governments access to international credit (and, by extension, inducing more fiscal responsibility) could actually help more enterprising and productive borrowers.

On one side were the quot expropriators quot who continued to live in the past on the other, energetic, enterprising and hard working people.

Today, enterprising firms offer, for a fee, to tell you about your genes. They claim that this knowledge will help you live longer and better.

And increasing rewards for those at the increasingly sharp peak of the income distribution have not called forth enough enterprising market competition to erode that peak.

Commercial law reform, based on harmonized international instruments, has a clear impact on the ability of enterprising persons in all States to participate in international trade.

The most populous and wealthiest of America s 50 states, California has long been a beacon of opportunity for talented and enterprising people from all over the world.

One enterprising village recently sold itself entirely to a waste disposal firm after it could no longer find any young people willing to return to bucolic bliss.

An unbridled imitation of Western models has led some countries to ignore almost completely the value of their heritage of creativity and wisdom and their enterprising spirit.

It will purge the rottenness out of the system...People will...live a more moral life...and enterprising people will pick up the wrecks from less competent people.

So, the most enterprising Africans end up going to work for government, and that has increased the political tensions in our countries precisely because we depend on aid.

This is a plant which I've always thought to be rather tedious named after Morin, who was an enterprising French gardener, who issued the first seed catalog in 1621.

Ladies and gentlemen, the most enterprising people in Africa cannot find opportunities to trade and to work in the private sector because the institutional and policy environment is hostile to business.

This is Morina. This is a plant which I've always thought to be rather tedious named after Morin, who was an enterprising French gardener, who issued the first seed catalog in 1621.

Rather than sit with Ugandan rather than sit with Ugandan entrepreneurs, Ghanaian businessmen, South African enterprising leaders, our governments find it more productive to talk to the IMF and the World Bank.

Internal migration from rural to urban areas had involved the most productive groups, mainly the young, better educated and enterprising elements, and had had negative effects on both the rural and the urban areas.

He borrowed money from an enterprising vice president at Citibank in New York, and set about designing the steel boxes and the decks of the ships to carry them stacked one on top of another.

Along with the enterprising teenagers who built Napster, academics like Lorrie Faith Cranor at Carnegie Mellon mapped out the shape of potential new networks with lofty names like Publius, through which unpopular views could be circulated outside of easy governmental control.

And while the outpour of sympathy for Gaza and its electricity problems continue, Maysaa Shuja talks about how her enterprising grandmother, may Allah rest her soul in peace, taught them the value of candles at their greatest hours of need.

At the informal but quite significant level, an important traffic has built up around enterprising individuals who regularly visit neighbouring countries by air, particularly Turkey, in order to bring back a range of mostly consumer goods to supply the local market.

In addition to selling advertising around the data, local newspapers could charge institutions for specific data analyses, benchmarking studies, and the like. The more enterprising of them could license their analytical software to other newspapers that follow their lead in other communities.

I would merely suggest, sir, that if Mr. Bickersteth is in need of a little ready money, and is at a loss to obtain it elsewhere, he might secure the sum he requires by describing the occurrences of this afternoon for the Sunday issue of one of the more spirited and enterprising newspapers. By Jove!