Sentence examples for industries defined from inspiring English sources

The proposed new framework would ban the employment of under-14s and regulate the work of older teenagers, but reduce the number of industries defined as hazardous to three, including mining and working with explosives.

HighTech is a dummy variable indicating whether acquirers and targets are in high-tech industries defined in SDC.

*Numbers according to the 9-grouping of industries defined by Statistics Denmark: 1 – Agriculture, fishing and quarrying, 2 – Manufacturing, 3 – Electricity, gas and water supply.

22 Briefly, 10 medium-to-large industries (defined as industries employing 1500 5000 people) were selected from different sites spread across India, from both public and private sectors, based on their willingness to participate in the study and proximity to an academic medical institution.

The big-data application is the same in other industries: define, gather, analyze, report, act.

We introduce the terrorism field as the system of dynamic interaction between the terrorism, counterterrorism and political governance industries, defining the overarching functions of each.

This, plus an existing remit to appeal across socio-economic and religious divides puts it in a bizarre place in an industry defined by much narrower targets.

Over all, the industry, defined in the study as broadcasters, cable networks and telecommunications companies, spent $169.2 million in 2003 on lobbying, up from $145.3 million in 1998.

Thirty years ago, the industry defined a "hit" novel as a book that sold a couple of hundred thousand copies in hardcover.

What distinguishes Mr. Burbage, though, from the typical fighter jock or military executive is a kind of "new economy" sensibility he brings to an industry defined by a molasses-like pace of change and an unyielding hierarchy that mirrors the military itself.

Walker liked how quantitatively the finance industry defined success.