Sentence examples for industries has concluded from inspiring English sources

Economiesuisse, an umbrella organisation for Switzerland's large export-oriented industries, has concluded that in economic terms EU entry will make little difference.

Indeed, the Environmental Protection Agency as well as the electronics industry has concluded that all consumer electronics in the home — not just set-top boxes — account for just 12 to 15 percent of a home's yearly electricity bills.

A £5m study by more than 100 experts from the government and the industry has concluded that it would save money and lives to fit a more advanced version of a system to stop drivers passing red lights.

HONG KONG — A study sponsored by the solar power industry has concluded that the United States ran a trade surplus of $1.88 billion in solar technologies last year, as exports of raw material and factory equipment for the solar sector outpaced imports of finished solar panels.

A study by the water industry has concluded that "fracking" to extract shale gas is safe, the government says.

The president's task force on the auto industry has concluded that neither company has a credible viability plan, and both automakers need a fresh start if they are to survive.

AOL (and everybody else in the industry) had concluded that the real value of Navigator lay in its affiliated Netcenter, a super-site on the web that attracts surfers (and thus advertising) by offering a variety of services ranging from sports scores to yellow pages to online chat rooms.

This shift would seem a no-brainer for the insurance industry, which has concluded that global warming is real and contingency plans must be made to mitigate future climate-related damage.

This year could prove to be pivotal for the future of the UK oil and gas industry, a new report has concluded.

The regulations contained in collective bargaining agreements are legally binding only for the signatories of the respective contracts, that is, for members of trade unions who work in firms which have signed a firm-level contract or which belong to an employer association that has concluded an industry-level contract.

In his recent reports on what the sundry investigations might mean for the industry and its stocks, Mr. Hintz has concluded that the potential litigation costs from a variety of plaintiffs could be much higher than some analysts have estimated.