Sentence examples for industry federation from inspiring English sources
This phenomenon will go on," said Jean-Daniel Pasche, director of the industry federation.
The music industry federation estimates that 95percentt of music downloads involve pirated work.
In 2010 FIESP, the industry federation of São Paulo state, estimated that corruption cost 1.4-2.3 1.4-2.3 every year.
Jay Berman, chairman of the record industry federation, said his group strongly supported the legal campaign in the United States.
A recording industry federation thinks that 40% of cassettes and CDs are bootlegged.That said, the Saudis are fortunate enough to differ from China in another respect.
Paulo Skaf, of São Paulo's industry federation, notes that although Brazil exports raw materials to China, 70% of its manufactured exports are sold within the Americas.
As unions lost members, employers defected from the industry federations.
She is a non executive director of the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction, the Creative industries federation, the Scale Up Institute and the Open Data Institute.
In the CN bargaining regime, the following Nash product's maximization determines the wage for the (i th subsidiary begin{aligned} w_i&= mathop {arg max }limits _{w_i } left{ {NP_i =left[ {(w_i -tau -1 l_i +(w_j -tau -1 l_j -D_j^*} right] ^alpha (pi _i )^{1-alpha }} right} nonumber &quad i,j=A,B; quad ine j end{aligned} (14 where (D_j^*) is the outside option of the industry unions' federation.
Describing the general condition of small-scale industries, the federation's newspaper, Worker's Daily, said in a recent article: "In some newly established, labor-intensive firms, work conditions are abominable, workshops are small, low and damp, dust and noise seriously exceed standards, and toxic and hazardous tasks are not effectively regulated.
Furthermore, the European Metalworking's Federation (EMF), UNI Europa Graphical (UEG), and the European Public Service Union (EPSU), three cross-border industry-level federations, devised a procedure to receive the mandate to represent the workers' side throughout company-wide transnational agreements.
