Sentence examples for In industrialisation from inspiring English sources

On development, it challenged MPOC's claim that palm oil played an important role in industrialisation and alleviation of poverty, especially in rural communities.

That would allow for joint research and joint efforts in "industrialisation capacity and expertise in the development of a supply chain, both internal and external".

Japan saw its future in industrialisation and expansion but, being an island, it didn't have the resources to support this, so the Japanese sought to secure resources via invasion.

With an increase in industrialisation and number of vehicles, developing countries are facing the same challenges as those in developed countries, i.e. experiencing high levels of pollution, especially in urban areas where the majority of people are concentrated.

Along with the rise in industrialisation and urbanisation there was a shift in the major causes of death from infectious diseases to 'lifestyle' diseases common in Western societies, such as cancer, cardiovascular disease, and stroke (Ministry of Health, 2006).

However, recent decades have seen a rapid increase in industrialisation in the previous third world countries that are now approaching western countries in their life expectancy, living standards and energy consumption.

It's just manifested in different ways: industrialisation in Metropolis, the computer in The Terminator, politics or lack of privacy in 1984.

According to the Greenpeace report The Dark Side Of Volkswagen, the company opposes a 30percentnt European climate target, claiming it is unable to support any EU climate protection policy which puts jobs at risk and results in de-industrialisation in Europe.

The shock precipitated the end of Japan's feudal era and ushered in its breakneck industrialisation and military expansion.The little kingdom's end was coming.

Broadly we have suggested that while these young men aspired to a 'traditional' worker masculinity forged in the 1970s industrialisation in South Africa, with its emphasis on economic power to setup and sustain a household, including assertion of power over women and children (4), their ability to do so was severely compromised because they lacked the material power to do so.

India is less well-off than China and has relied more on growth in some of its service industries, whereas in China industrialisation has driven development.