Sentence examples for industry protection from inspiring English sources

But the desire for reform of industry protection remained and the textiles industry, which at the time was the most protected industry, was the focus of cabinet deliberations across 1986 and 1987.

Palm oil's economic importance to Indonesia seems to afford the industry protection.

Exports were boosted as a result of devaluation, structural reforms aimed at reducing industry protection, a reformed tax system and the freeing of the labour market.

Countries that adopt antidumping statutes, he writes, "often find it a bit like letting the genie out of the bottle -- it is difficult to give one industry protection without encouraging other sectors to also seek protection".

"I grew up with a firm belief that both Labor and the Coalition were supportive of industry protection and there was no way any Labor government would withdraw tariff support," he said.

"Spending cuts to deliver the largest budget surplus in our history, tax changes to put our companies at the cutting edge of world commerce, changes to industry protection to promote competitiveness and efficiency".

John Goldberg, a Harvard Law School professor who specializes in product liability, said the gun industry protections, although unusual, did not reflect a "dramatic taking away" of consumers' rights.

"However, any attempts to dismantle industry protections that have created an incredible pool of talent that includes the likes of Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Chris Hemsworth and Joel Edgerton will be fiercely resisted by MEAA and our members," Angus said.

Zoeller says that the EPA's capabilities are severely limited due to built-in industry protections.

Their arguments are the same that the Chamber of Commerce and industry is using today to block clean air, workplace safety and financial industry protections and they are the same they've used to fight every existing health, safety, consumer and environmental protection we take for granted.

"Others don't have these add-ons, so we think it is only fair that we have infant-industry protection," says Joe Makoju, an adviser to Mr Dangote.