Sentence examples for higher value add from inspiring English sources

Hikma's acquisition of Roxane was not only for its pipeline, but also its legal and R&D expertise, which helps position Hikma to deliver and enter a higher value add market.

Charles Liu, a prominent Chinese investor, with close links to the government in Beijing, explained to me how far China's growth rate is likely to fall from the current 7-8%: "I think China could do very well if the quality of the growth is transformed to higher value add".

Cargill's vice chairman, Paul Conway, said the acquisition was "a significant move for Cargill into the higher value added segments in the animal nutrition market.

Such institutions can expect to see lower average tariffs – but higher value added scores The employability of graduates is assessed by looking at the proportion of graduates who find graduate-level employment, and/or study at an HE or professional level, within 6 months of graduation.

Of the host country's motives he said: "Malaysia recognises that it is a small country in a region of giants so it wants to move into higher value added activities, not manufacturing but design and engineering, and it needs a very strong education system to do this".

The simple mechanical work will be replaced by precision and intellect work with higher value added.

In the case of containerized cargo, this may be due to its higher value added compared to bulk cargo.

In 2007 and 2008 Germany introduced cuts in unemployment insurance contributions, financed by a higher value added tax rate.

Finally, inspired by the ultimate production of high carbon fuels in photosynthesis, higher value added carbon fuel products should be considered as the ultimate goal in mimicking photosynthesis.

The investors of other industries concentrate their FDI (72%) in activities different from the pure transport, which offer higher value added services (e.g. forwarding activities 22% -, cargo handling and storage 15% -, other supporting transport activities 15% - and integrated logistics and intermodal transport 11%).

These sales would avoid higher value added taxes (VAT) in urban states, where sales would be expected to be greater.