Sentence examples for industry provision from inspiring English sources

The construction industry provision looks like "a political payoff to satisfy the desires of a small constituency," the letter said.

The construction industry provision is receiving a second look as work begins in earnest this week to resolve differences in bills passed by the Senate and the House to remake the nation's health care system.

As well as limited resources to feed a growing population (problems of drinking water and food) limited resources and materials needed for construction of buildings, infrastructure development and industry provision to further ensure the welfare of people.

But as the coal industry provisions described above demonstrate, he needs all the help we can provide to keep the coal industry and their allies on his committee at bay.

Inari Amertron Bhd. is an investment holding company, which engages in the electronics manufacturing services industry, and provision of management services.

Many of the bad ones we mentioned on Thursday are there -- those extended tax breaks for big business, more gratuities to the fossil fuel industry, the provision to forbid the Securities & Exchange Commission from requiring corporations to disclose their political spending, even to their own shareholders.

Vachani says Intel is offering this solution for free because they see it in their interest to advance the IoT industry, and provisioning has been a substantial obstacle to this point.

Another industry-backed provision aimed to hide the BASIC safety measurements for trucking companies from public view, and bar their use in lawsuits.

The role of industry ranges from provision of turn-key systems, to provision of training and joint development of satellites in partnership with emerging space countries.

The bill would have brought back building industry-specific provisions relating to unlawful action and coercion and restore higher penalties for contraventions.

Yet because the government will give tax relief equal to at least half of it, firms will in fact never have to pay that full cost.In some industries such provisions for the future are sensible.