Sentence examples for industry operatives from inspiring English sources

"Lee made the decision to gain and seek funding directly from gambling industry operatives.

He also commands an almost supernatural amount of energy — the kind that drives him to turn score pages with a crack, the kind that keeps him ebullient even after long hours of rehearsal, picture-taking sessions, interviews and meetings with music industry operatives.

You'll encounter many artists, managers, and industry operatives who seem to have it all.

But Wall Street and industry operatives, who seek to benefit enormously from the TPP, do have access to the text.

Trump's tech-policy agenda is pretty much a blank slate -- meaning these two industry operatives will have free rein to set the terms.

Over the past decades, coal miners, coalfield communities and their fellow fishing-hunting-bird loving-environmentalists alike have understood the devastating consequences of placing extraction industry operatives into official positions at the Mine Safety and Health Administration, the Office of Surface Mining, and the Environmental Protection Agency.

Hope I am completely misguided in my assumption that the newly censored Adult Services section of Craigslist will now push sex slave industries' operatives into new, decentralized, shadier and even more clandestine platforms -- thereby, making them next to impossible for the police to track.

S. cerevisiae CCUB filtered and discarded by a local brewing industry after five operative cycles of use was obtained directly from filters.

But even as EPA was promulgating maximum standards for every other industry that year, powerful operatives for the big utilities and King Coal were able to persuade Ronald Reagan's EPA to omit prohibitions on the worst sources of toxic water pollution in America -- the poisoned flows from waste lagoons and coal ash piles at power plants.

Al-Qaeda has turned kidnapping into an industry of sorts—one operative has even written a how-to guide.

The remaining three are sponsored by specific sectors:.museum, to be used by museum groups;.aero, for the air transport industry, and.coop, for co-operative businesses or organizations.