Sentence examples for industries institutions from inspiring English sources
Affluence and interest were (and are) prerequisites for the maintenance of the radio, television, cinema, and recording industries, institutions that are most highly developed in wealthy, industrial nations.
In each department-responsible for formulation and implementation of climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction policy an executive board comprising of representatives of various stakeholders, including NGOs, private sector, industries, institutions, public organizations and awareness etc. should be involved (Jafer 2013).
I harbor a weird fantasy that the problems the administration is experiencing with the Affordable Care Act implementation will actually lead to a more rational, less arrogant, indeed, more humble government, one that might actually be willing to listen to people who know something about the industries, institutions and people they are trying to re-engineer.
He said: "It fecklessly undermines the work of many industry institutions over the years to promote journalists as neutral observers".
"It fecklessly undermines the work of many industry institutions over the years to promote journalists as neutral observers".
Major academic and industry institutions are neck deep in public policy debates and dilemmas, while lawsuits and jail sentences abound.
Microfinance is a global industry; institutions are faced with variable cultural factors, governance, and regulations, so rates that make sense in one area may not in another.
The brainchild of TARP Oversight Chair Elizabeth Warren, the CFPA was adopted by the White House as a tool to curb the abuses of many financial industry and even non-financial industry institutions.
In addition to its colleges and universities, Ohio has a number of laboratories maintained by specialized institutes, industries, educational institutions, and government agencies.
Discussions involved participants from the marine renewable energy (MRE) industry, anti-fouling industry, academic institutions and regulatory bodies.
Old industries and institutions were built around the notion of control and scarcity.
