Sentence examples for industrial intervention from inspiring English sources
Lord Mandelson's Department for Business has rediscovered industrial intervention and grasps the low-carbon imperative.
Santorum said he was willing to go against his party to fight for continued state industrial intervention, for example, in the form of support for the threatened Export-Import Bank, which issues trade guarantees for US exporters.
However, the paper also noted "a musty Old Labour smell" about his ideas for industrial intervention and said that Miliband's proposals to deal with the deficit "don't stand up to a moment's scrutiny".
And the BBC, like it or loathe it, represents a massive industrial intervention, pumping cash into the system and investing heavily in British production, and demanding British music, for example, at Radio 1.
In February Meccano said it would repatriate manufacturing jobs from China to its headquarters in Calais. Frances tinkering with Meccano is a part of a renewed trend of industrial intervention by governments in rich countries.
But in the final two years of the Labour government, industrial intervention was rehabilitated by Lord Mandelson, and now with the publication of Labour's growth review led by the former cabinet minister Lord Adonis it is formally re-established in the pantheon of Labour public policy-making.
You don't want to overuse this sort of argument; it can all too easily be used to justify any and all industrial interventions.
Industrial interventions that focus on increased productivity may impair the ergonomics, on a workstation or individual level.
It was concluded that the method is accurate enough to be a useful tool in industrial interventions.
The industrial interventions are deceptively subtle you might not even notice them at first glance so the title of his series is most befitting as it alludes to the inchoate prelude of nature and technology combined.
Mitigation encompasses more than health (e.g. agricultural, industrial interventions) but here we focus on health.
