Sentence examples for industries proposals from inspiring English sources
The five-year plan will include a raft of other initiatives, including increased government support for high-tech companies and other strategic industries, proposals to address environmental problems and more money for health care, pensions and other social welfare needs.
The industry proposals are perfectly sensible and increase parental control and choice.
Current industry proposals for hardware transactional memory focus on best-effort solutions where hardware limits are imposed on transactions.
We analyze the current research and industry proposals supporting this integration, together with the security solutions and mechanisms designed in its context.
Millions of people will find it easier to detect being overcharged for their home and car insurance if industry proposals are adopted by the City regulator.
Mr. Kelliher's invitation for input was seized by the lobbyist, Dana Contratto, who responded with an array of pro-industry proposals.
Free Press, a group that often opposes telecommunications industry proposals, said the F.C.C. needs as its chairman "someone who will use this powerful position to stand up to industry giants and protect the public interest".
The documents also included a summary of a meeting between the trade groups and representatives from the commission's trade and industrial agencies, as well as the office of the secretary general, to discuss the industry proposals.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, overseer of the nation's 104 civilian nuclear power plants, is reviewing industry proposals to build a new generation of reactors.
Mr. Pitt -- who for months had been testifying that industry groups, not regulators, should be writing conflict-of-interest rules for Wall Street -- announced that the agency would consider whether pending industry proposals ought to be strengthened.
Among the most important decisions he'll have to make early on is whether to accept industry proposals to reduce standards under which drugs can be advertised — regulations that have protected patients for more than 50 years.
