Sentence examples for industry referred from inspiring English sources

Patricia Hewitt, the secretary of state for trade and industry, referred to the Competition Commission the preliminary proposals by the country's three largest supermarket chains -- in descending order, Tesco, J Sainsbury and Asda, a unit of Wal-Mart Stores.

Correction: January 23 , 2001 Tuesday An article on Sunday about effects of California's electricity shortage on the dairy industry referred incorrectly to Kings County, which with Tulare County has the most dairy farms in California.

Correction: July 26 , 2001 Thursday An article in Business Day on July 17 about efforts by Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill to aid the United States steel industry referred incorrectly to the use of open-hearth blast furnaces.

Correction: May 1, 2003, Thursday An article in Business Day on Tuesday about changing work rules in the airline industry referred incompletely to the hours worked by pilots in a month.

Correction: December 23 , 2002 Monday An article in the special Outlook issue of Business Day last Monday about the airline industry referred incompletely to nonstop flights between the New York area's airports and Las Vegas.

Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day yesterday about regulation of the insurance industry referred incorrectly in some copies to Howard D. Mills III, who is expected to be nominated as New York superintendent of insurance.

In this short article, town industry refers to industrial facilities located in town areas that have business and industry and where the population is predominantly engaged in nonagricultural work.

The industry refers to the transactions as investments, advances, financing or funding.

So amorphous is the internet that many in the industry refer to it as "the cloud".

WE ARE entering what some in the technology industry refer to as a post-PC era.

The approach is a variation on what the industry refers to as "contextual advertising".