Sentence examples for dumping industry from inspiring English sources
The SEC hopes that Edgar will help reduce "pumping and dumping"—industry jargon for manipulating share prices by giving investors access to the latest information.
Named chief executive in 1994 at the age of 34, Appleton has survived boom and bust in Micron's memory business, Asian dumping, industry consolidation, price wars, messy court battles and management and board turmoil.
With that in mind, two members of Congress — Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey and Christopher Shays of Connecticut — introduced a bill last spring that would reaffirm Clean Water Act protections prohibiting mining companies and other industries from dumping solid industrial wastes into the nation's waters.
The practice of using the land east of Tower Bridge to dump noxious industry and waste management is a long one.
Macfarlane, who was dumped as industry and science minister in September, began talking to Truss shortly after Turnbull's post-spill reshuffle.
The water, too, has become contaminated by pesticides, heavy dyes, and other chemicals dumped by industry and leaching into the water table.
But when the Sami people of northern Norway want to complain about traditional grazing land being taken by the government, or the mining industry dumping waste in their pristine fjords, communication, they say, is not so easy.
Faced with the prospect of the entire REIT industry dumping property into an already hard-hit market, the IRS obliged and this year REITs can issue stock for 90% of their dividend instead of paying shareholders in cash.
Olga Bautista wanted to encourage fitness and improve public health in a neighborhood long known as a dumping ground for industry.
Meanwhile, Jean-Claude Juncker has promised that the EU will "step up" its measures to defend the steel industry against dumping.
Fruit farmers complain that unscrupulous agents have damaged the reputation of their export-oriented industry by dumping poor-quality apples, pears and peaches on the European markets.
