Sentence examples for case of industry from inspiring English sources

Naurin's (2004) own empirical data illustrate a similar trend in the case of industry lobbyists in the European Union context.

Based on the latter value, the CCE applied to the previously-adopted tax base would have generated tax revenues of €8.3 billion in 2007, 4.3 billion of which would be obtained from households (i.e. 0.7 % of their average consumption budget) and approximately €3.75 billion from firms (i.e. 1 % of their added value in the case of industry and 1.7%% in the case of transport)" ([26], p. 25).

11 What should a surgeon do if they believe that they have invented or developed something new and different, or if in the case of industry driven research they have used a new device in humans for the first time?

7 Other MTCs may include only the treatments available in particular settings (for example, a specific country), only those of perceived dose relevance, or (often in the case of industry submissions to health technology assessment bodies) only specific competing treatments.

Inclusion criteria for the analysis comprised answering a set of key questions (9 responses excluded) and, in the case of industry respondents, a requirement that the food vehicle fortified on site was included in the country's mandatory fortification legislation (4 responses excluded).

Moreover, because the exporters are able to reduce their carbon tariffs by adjusting emissions, their competitiveness and the overall welfare of their economies will be less adversely affected than in the case of industry-level carbon tariff regimes.

In the case of industries where the tariff is paid, that raises quite a lot.

For example, this can be seen in the case of industries born from import substitution experiences (e.g., see Baer 1972 for a review of the Latin American case and Mytelka 1989, for the African case) or the corollary of those emerging from structural reforms such as in the case of the transition economies (e.g., Gow and Swinnen 1998; Gorton et al. 2006).

We also contacted directly the authors and in the case of industry-sponsored trials, the sponsors of studies which did not report the AF incidence in the original manuscript.

In that post, I'd pointed out previous well-documented, and alarmingly common, cases of industry over-estimates of reserve sizes which later had been questioned.

*The more conservative alternative projections submitted by United, which assume a delayed industry revenue recovery, anticipate near-term unit revenue growth that is still in excess of the base case expectations of industry observers.