Sentence examples for closure of industries from inspiring English sources

Because of the stagnant agriculture, closure of industries and navigation facilities, a drop in fish yields, the death of valuable forest resources, the disappearance of land due to river-bank erosion, the socio-economic condition of the above mentioned regions have also become quite vulnerable along with the environmental degradation (Hossain 1998).

Its best bet will be to order the temporary closure of polluting industries across a wide swathe of northern China in the run-up to the games, as well as introducing draconian traffic-control measures in Beijing.

Experts attributed rising crime in the 1980s to rapid deindustrialisation and the closure of entire industries that left whole communities without work during the three term Conservative Governments of Margaret Thatcher from 1979-90.

Also discussions around the residents' opinions on temporary closure of the industries to allow installation of emission control systems seem to be an unpopular move due to its impact on jobs.

The area, hit by the closure of heavy industry, has traditionally been a bastion of the left, with above-average unemployment and poverty rates.

The northern area, hit by the closure of heavy industry, has traditionally been a bastion of the left, with above-average unemployment and poverty rates.

That task now requires less than one third of the abatement originally thought necessary because emissions have fallen without government action – partly because of the closure of manufacturing industry.

Sluggish economies, the closure of once-proud industries -- like motor manufacturing and the steel industry -- and rising levels of inequality have led the Financial Times to conclude that twenty-somethings in the Western world are part of a uniquely unlucky vintage, all but guaranteed to be worse off than the generation before them.

This greatly benefits the former communist countries which, because of the closure of their heavy industries since 1990, have saved thousands of tonnes of emissions.

Migrants in and around Beijing also experienced severe disruption before and during the Olympic games in August last year, when the government ordered the temporary closure of many dirty industries and restricted movement to the capital.

The Glasgow Royal Concert Hall opened in 1990 and was seen as a symbol of the city's rebirth after the economic pain of the mid 20th century caused by the closure of its heavy industries.