Sentence examples for industrial troubles from inspiring English sources

At the time, industrial troubles were compounded by riots in cities including Liverpool.

It would help ensure a more reasonable management-worker relationship, ending the industrial troubles of the past.

He told the Today programme: "The Thatcher government, because they needed the police to be a partisan force, particularly for the [1984-5] minerstrikeike and other industrial troubles, created a culture of impunity in the police service … They thought they could rule the roost, and that is what we absolutely saw in South Yorkshire".

JAKARTA — India's central bank announced on Friday a complex series of changes to its interest rate policies, aimed at maintaining control of inflation while also making credit more available to the troubled industrial sector.

Not only is the auto industrial heartland in trouble, major tech houses like Cisco, Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft are suffering from weakening top lines.

Truck maker Paccar saw its credit outlook downgraded by ratings firm Moody's on Monday, a reminder of the trouble industrial companies are getting into as a result of their financing arms.

There was a sense that the economic troubles of industrial nations could only be resolved by building new architecture and that, too, only by delicate, self-sacrificing cooperation.

More directly, they do nothing to inform consumers about far more pressing issues troubling the industrial food system.

About 10 percent of loans on industrial property are in trouble, while the figures for offices and retail properties are lower, at around 7 percent.

The northernmost of the five former East German states that joined with the West German federal republic in 1990, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern has in the past been troubled by industrial decline and a dwindling population but last year registered the lowest unemployment rate and highest GDP since reunification.

University patent offices have trouble finding industrial partners.