Sentence examples for collective industry from inspiring English sources

Still, the case may lead to a collective industry shiver because it opens a new frontier for whistle-blower suits.

Was there ever, except in the pages of Dickens, such a combination of optimism, collective industry, kindness, and pathos?

"We all, as a collective industry, wanted to show commitment to the code and adhering to the code to keep self-regulation going".

The collective industry expertise of Etihad will also be deployed in lobbying regulators over the thorny issue of bilateral restrictions, potentially serving as a catalyst for meaningful reform in the sector.

Sir Mark Moody-Stuart, former chairman of Royal Dutch Shell, one of the most widely held shares in pension funds, says: "This book exposes the multiple leakages to various agents operating between savers and pensioners and the companies they are invested in, as well as the problems of collective industry failure".

It is against this backdrop that we anticipate balance sheet repair will emerge as a collective industry theme," they said in a note to investors.

Ministers said they would support collective industry-wide pension schemes, like those which are popular in the Netherlands, and more flexible employer-based schemes.

Now the village, like many others in China, has changed from conglomerate to real-estate dealer, trading on its one remaining commodity, its land.With no more revenue from collective industries, the village's income is made up almost entirely of land rent paid by the privately owned factories.

Both of the companies have lost incredible volume as their collective industries have collapsed, where companies such as Apple and Google have maintained reasonable growth and valuation.

BBC bashing is nothing new and the collective TV industry loves a good whine about the power of a fixed income, but the vast majority of individuals at this conference would claim at least to support a strong BBC.

"We have to make it more attractive and one immediate answer is that Racing For Change have got to be encouraged," Stoute says, offering his support for the initiatives prompted by the collective of industry insiders who aim to galvanise an often badly promoted sport.