Sentence examples for industry organized from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morley, with solid credentials in the automobile industry, organized what amounted to a proposal for a management buyout.

She was the subject of a retrospective, "Eva Zeisel: Designer for Industry," organized in 1984 by the Montreal Museum of Decorative Arts.

The city and the industry organized two promotional restaurant weeks instead of the usual one, and New Yorkers responded, turning out for $20 prix fixe lunches and $30 prix fixe dinners.

Former Quebec premier Jean Charest created the commission in 2011, two years after the first allegations of corruption unearthed by journalists investigating ties between the industry, organized crime and political financing.

During the Cultural Revolution (1966 76), Daqing was publicized as a model centre of a large industry organized on Maoist lines, receiving praise for the self-reliant "can-do" attitude of its workers, whose improvised technical innovations helped them develop a new oil field by means of only primitive equipment.

The Unity Banquet was a highlight of Viticulture 2013, a three-day conference and trade show held at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center for members of the New York grape and wine industry organized by the New York Wine & Grape Foundation and Cornell Cooperative Extension.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in four momentous 5-4 decisions upholding the National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act, ruled that Congress has the power to regulate industries organized on a national scale even if their products are locally manufactured; labour's right to organize in unions and bargain collectively with large industries is affirmed.

While strongly opposing prison privatization and prison industries, organized labor often concurs with the "tough on crime" ideology.

"In this economy, people want to give their money to people they like," says Josh Levine, whose marketing firm, Rebel Industries, organized the event.

In brief, we mapped the material environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues in all 79 industries organized into 10 sectors, developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), to the 169 targets of the SDGs.

In brief, we mapped the material environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues in all 79 industries organized into 11 sectors, developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), to the 169 targets of the SDGs.