Sentence examples for foreign industries from inspiring English sources

(In his column in the magazine this week, my colleague James Surowiecki explores the power that the deal could confer on foreign industries to sue governments).

China, it said, is "breaking U.S. laws and international treaties that the world community has deemed essential to preventing government-sponsored destruction of foreign industries".

If we want to subsidise those foreign industries for their own sake, we should do so – but labeling such efforts as "drug control" programs is deceitful.

Until a few months ago, Chinese officials said that their rare earth policies were aimed at forcing foreign industries to move high-tech factories to China so as to have access to Chinese rare earths.

David Kosse, president of international at Universal Pictures, is quick to dispel any suggestion that Hollywood incursions weaken foreign industries: "You could categorise it as more competition, or you could categorise it as more support.

Imitation is another factor to consider - simply copying how more advanced foreign industries do things.

When the foreign industry lobbied for duty cuts, the domestic industry pleaded to retain them.

Project America tried to help an American industry compete against a foreign industry.

The effort, while spottily executed, was alarming enough to spur one foreign industry association to lodge a complaint with the government.

It's a difference that reflects the tax and investment policy of the Governor of Kaluga, Anatoly Artamonov, who has been doing his utmost to attract foreign industry, with a reasonable degree of success.

"Instead of believing that it is essential to protect ourselves from foreign industry, we now realise that we must protect our own intellectual property to encourage innovation," says Jorge Ávila, the president of INPI.