Sentence examples for Stimulate industry from inspiring English sources

To help stimulate industry, the United States agreed to exempt it from Federal minimum wage and immigration laws.

The underlying assumption of ecolabeling is that informed consumers buying environmentally responsible products will stimulate industry to innovate and produce cleaner products.

The finance minister, Yashwant Sinha, simultaneously gave generous tax breaks for unit trusts (mutual funds) and housing, and cut interest rates to stimulate industry.

Anxious to stimulate industry (as well as trade), the government took a hand in the establishment of factories but also encouraged private enterprise, especially by making up the deficiency of capital and labour.

Taking up his office in the summer of 1633, he immediately set himself to consolidate the royal authority, break the power of the dominant clique of "new English" landowners, extend English settlement, improve methods of agriculture, increase the productivity of the land, and stimulate industry and trade.

To further stimulate industry innovation based on Trolltech's products, Nokia plans to continue to license Trolltech technology under both commercial and open source licenses.

Protective tariffs have historically been employed to stimulate industries in countries beset by recession or depression.

In contrast, "buying local" would offer a "double dividend", says Bodo Ellmers, lead author of the report, funding development projects that also create jobs, stimulate industries, and provide income opportunities for local communities and firms.

Start a Healthy Cities Program for green buildings, rooftop gardens, walking paths, biking lanes, open space, traffic control and improved public transport — all measures that reduce air pollution, curb the "urban heat island effect" and stimulate industries with low carbon technologies.

Officials say China's successful bid to stage the Olympic Games in 2008 will stimulate industries ranging from tourism to construction, adding as much as 0.3 percentage points to China's annual GDP growth.Government statistics based on surveys of residents in big Chinese cities suggest that consumers are gradually becoming more confident.

The development of the capital has stimulated industry, turning an agrarian oasis into the industrial-agrarian core of the republic.