Sentence examples for basis for industries from inspiring English sources

In inviting foreign companies to operate in China only if they did so in partnership with local companies, Beijing helped lay a basis for industries that now produce everything from automobiles to electric power to commercial aircraft to high-resolution liquid-crystal displays.

Agriculture occupies about two-thirds of the economically active population and provides the basis for industry as well.

Our findings highlight the need for further research into the empirical basis for industry sponsorship biases.

Traditionally dependent on the sugar industry, it has attempted to diversify its economy by increasing its imports of capital goods to use as the basis for new industries.

Along with the development of new processes came the development of new products and services that formed the basis for new industries.

Plantations of quick growing species are being expanded rapidly as the basis for forest industries, and efforts made to realize the potentialities of the heterogeneous tropical forests.

The impetus for these guidelines comes from within the Group and is linked to the recognition for the need for an open and transparent basis for Group-industry relations, especially in the light of the present concern that the pharmaceutical industry may be exerting a growing influence on the actions of researchers and clinicians in the ADHD field.

The presented sustainability asssessment methodology may also provide the basis for an industry sustainability certification sceheme and in turn support advancing the sustainability transport agenda.

It is recommended that a universally recognized standard such as ISO 9000 be adopted as the basis for an industry-wide quality management system.

"The study ended up being the basis for this industry getting yet another exemption from federal law when it should have resulted in greater regulation of this industry," Mr. Wilson added.

"The whole Buckley experiment may have been a passing phase," says Lind – a strange interlude when a cohort of writers mistook their ideological preferences for the will of the people and, even stranger, provided the basis for an industry based on that delusion.