Sentence examples for industry sign from inspiring English sources

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Come World War II, the film industry signed up with inspirational dramas like "Casablanca" and "Mrs. Miniver".

A total of 142 members of the industry signed an open letter to the MPAA and its chief, Jack Valenti.

The financial industry signed leases for 4.2 million square feet in Manhattan last year, according to the brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield.

Despite virulent opposition that has paralyzed the government, Obama bolstered regulation of the tobacco industry, signed a fair pay act and tightened control of the credit card industry.

Alarmed by the impact, almost every major player in the health-care industry signed a letter this week asking Congress to restore the subsidies.

For its part, YouTube has claimed that it has labels representing 95% of the recorded music industry signed up to its service, which is about to begin internal testing ahead of a public launch later this year.

In 2002, the legal services industry signed new leases on 5.6 million square feet of office space in 119 real estate deals spread across the United States, according to the real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield.

Internet users are still not getting the broadband speeds promised by internet service providers, more than a year after the industry signed up to a voluntary code of practice, forcing Ofcom to threaten mandatory regulation.