Sentence examples for industrialists for from inspiring English sources

Among his clients are Rothschild & Cie, the renowned private bank and financier to European royals and industrialists for nearly two centuries.

Reck concentrates his fury on German industrialists for supporting Hitler and, tantalisingly, gives special attention to IG Farben, that complex that drew its workforce from the neighbouring Auschwitz,.

One is that it is simply the latest example of the vogue among French industrialists for collecting newspapers and other media companies.

Along one track breezes Mr Schröder, self-made businessman, with a taste for fat cigars and industrialists for pals, espousing a "new centre" in politics code for pinching centre-minded voters from Mr Kohl.

By the end, if he keeps up the pace, Mr Modi may have clarified what sort of policy he intends for India in a region where it punches below its weight.The marathon begins in Japan on August 30th, where India's leader travels with a delegation of billionaires and industrialists for a five-day trip.

They asked how a government that professed its inability to resettle even a fraction of the 50 million people who had been displaced by "development" projects was suddenly able to identify 1,40,000 hectares of prime land to give to industrialists for more than 300 Special Economic Zones, India's onshore tax havens for the rich.

Asencio described the deal with Egypt as "a breath of fresh air for the [French] economy, for industrialists, and for the air force".

One of the earliest of these schools was founded at New Lanark, Scot., in 1816 by Owen, a cotton-mill industrialist, for the children of his employees.

It was financed by the English polo player, writer, and industrialist for whom she had left Balsan, Arthur (Boy) Capel, her great love.

The firm of Gwathmey Siegel designed modernist houses and apartments for David Geffen, Steven Spielberg, Jerry Seinfeld, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Ron Meyer, and Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy, not to mention grandiose modernist villas for Michael Dell, the computer maker, and Mitchell Rales, a Washington, D.C., industrialist, for whom Gwathmey also designed a private museum, Glenstone.

Among the works on display from São Paulo-based Galeria Nara Roesler is Brígida Baltar's The Singing of the Rebel Bird, a video installation comprising a film displayed in a wooden box that resembles a theatre stage, inspired by a house built by a Brazilian industrialist for his opera-singer mistress.