Sentence examples for forestry and construction from inspiring English sources

In fact, more Nova Scotians work as teachers and university professors than as fish-processing, forestry, and construction workers combined.

With the downturn in forestry and construction particularly acute, chambers of commerce want far more emphasis on economic stimulation and new industries like new manufacturing, renewable energy, wineries, tourism and, more controversially, mining.

Though it deals only with the author's life from birth to the publication of his first novel, a period largely spent in forestry and construction work in northern Finland, it is apparently very popular, earning Päätalo the nickname King of the Reprints.

Auctions off equipment in the oil, forestry and construction fields.

The main industrial sectors in hot countries that are directly affected by increasing average heat exposures include agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and construction work with indirect affects in the tourism, health, and finance/insurance sectors.

Despite the dichotomy at global and national levels and the differences in priorities for the two measures, Klein et al. (2007) stated that the opportunities for synergy between adaptation and mitigation measures are high in sectors like agriculture, forestry, and construction.

Includes those engaged in mineral extraction, forestry, agriculture and construction.

The interviewees were teaching in different curriculum groups (clothes processing, food processing, agriculture, hairdressing and beauty treatment, forestry, building and construction, wood processing, environmental protection).

Proponents of the rule changes argue that the reliance on guest workers is depressing wages in U.S. industries like forestry, seafood and construction, while also subjecting workers from Mexico and elsewhere to poor living and working conditions here in America.

A total of 11,000 agriculture, forestry, fishing and construction workers are foreign labourers from Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam (9).

In order to estimate the prevalence of outdoor occupations, data from the 2001 UK census (ONS, 2001) were used to calculate the proportion of each LA's working population employed in primarily outdoor industries (agriculture, hunting, forestry, fishing and construction).