Sentence examples for designated industries from inspiring English sources
In 1909 trade boards were set up to fix wages in designated industries in which there was little or no trade union strength, and labour exchanges were created to try to reduce unemployment.
Last April, Condé Nast, a division of Advance Publications, decided to begin valuing the pages in its heavily discounted special advertising sections and those sold to companies in specially designated industries like travel at the highest possible price quoted on its rate card, rather than at the previous lower (although still inflated) rate.
As the nation has intensified government protection of and support for designated industries, the policies have raised doubts "about the depth of commitment of China's leadership to reform, of completing the transition" to more open markets, said chamber President Christian Murck.
His campaign has designated "Industry Finance Chairs" from the energy, defense and financial sectors.
I'm talking about a profile that is highly relevant and useful to its designated industry.
He's even designating "Industry Finance Chairs" for the oil and energy, finance, and defense sectors.
It was an old movie-industry phrase, dating back to the mid-twentieth century, which designated the industry's boundaries in Los Angeles.
"The designated driving industry is currently disjointed," Zingo says on its site, callzingo.com.
This area was originally designated for industry; however, while it was still in the process of drying out, a handful of biologists convinced the Dutch government that they had a better idea.
This area was originally designated for industry; however while it was still in the process of drying out, a handful of bioligist convinced the Dutch government that theland would be better used to recreate a paleolithic landscape.
Under Indonesian law, Freeport is a designated "strategic industry", which mandates that external security for the mine, its access roads and its pipelines all be provided exclusively by Indonesia's security forces.
