Sentence examples for construction distribution from inspiring English sources

His father is the president of the Construction Distribution and Supply Company there.

Meanwhile, uncorrupt, globally competitive companies like Matsushita, Toyota and Sony are accounting for an ever greater share of Japan's GDP while inefficient, corrupt sectors like construction, distribution and agriculture wither.

Meanwhile, uncorrupt, globally competitive companies like Matsushita, Toyota and Sony are accounting for an ever greater share of Japan's GDP while inefficient and corrupt sectors like construction, distribution and agriculture continue to wither.

Despite the woes facing Japan's backward domestic industries, such as construction, distribution and finance, its world-beating companies, the ones that have always faced international competition, have mostly gone from strength to strength since the collapse of the Japanese bubble in 1990.

This path is somewhat similar to the one discussed in the Introduction for the overall market economy, although much less dramatic than in other sectors - like construction, distribution, personal and social services- where TFP growth became negative since the mid-1990s (sEscribáibá and Murgui 2009).

Diesel engines have a wide range of industrial applications including on-road equipment (most heavy and medium duty trucks and buses use diesel engines), and off-road applications in the mining, rail, construction, distribution and farming industries and in the military, including the use of diesel-powered heavy equipment, locomotives, forklift trucks, ships, tractors and generators.

Napster plans to make its services available in the late summer, as do two under-construction distribution services backed by the record labels, Pressplay and MusicNet.

In other inefficient sectors, such as construction and distribution, would-be losers continue to be propped up by government policy.

The segment also includes sheet and plate used in the transportation, building and construction and distribution markets.

λ is given considering the total cost of construction of distribution network and the reserve capacity of system.

Kaupapa Maori is the term used for the indigenous, epistemological research system in New Zealand, which includes the initiation, procedures, evaluations, construction and distribution of newly defined indigenous knowledge (cf., Bishop 1999, Moewaka Barnes 2000).