Sentence examples for free industry from inspiring English sources
"Free speech," he concluded, "does not live many hours after free industry and free commerce die".
Associations often provide free industry data and white papers that cover important regulatory and market trends.
Telecommunications is often held up as the most successful example of the Indian government's ability to free industry from the stifling effects of the so-called License Raj, the traditional practice of doling out permits to make goods or deliver services, often to well-connected families who paid bribes.
Some screenings followed by special panel discussions are $25, but free question-and-answer sessions will follow each screening, and free industry talks are planned at the Apple Store SoHo, 103 Prince Street; and Barnes & Noble Union Square, 33 East 17th Street.
There are loads of free industry events that are great for doing this such as: the Monzo open office days or Fintech Insider After Dark Live.
But the only way a nonaccredited investor might get into a hedge fund is if he or she knows the manager personally, says Jim Gillies, chief information officer at HedgeFund.net, a free industry Web site for accredited investors and Forbes Best of the Web special selection.
A BRC listing can bring on regulation, or a clean bill can free industries from worry.
Cablevision's Brooklyn employees, who the union says number 282, became the first of the company's cable television workers to unionize, in what remains a largely union-free industry.
"As far as we know, it's possible to get government funding in underdeveloped cities, where [the] government wants more investment in pollution-free industry," Feng said.
To Brussels-bashers (not to mention the vociferous duty-free industry), the abolition of such tax perks for itinerants shows that EU bureaucrats are out to reach ever deeper into Europeans' pockets in the name of "harmonisation".
In January 2012, Cablevision workers in Brooklyn voted 180 to 86 to form a union, despite the company's vigorous anti-union campaign, becoming the first of the company's workers to organize in what is largely a union-free industry.
