Sentence examples for industry to explore from inspiring English sources

They simply urged the European Union, other food safety agencies and the food industry to explore the issue.

The Federal Reserve's Randall Kroszner has encouraged the industry to explore efforts to help large groups of borrowers.

"We want to create the right conditions for industry to explore and unlock that potential in a way that allows communities to share in the benefits.

Defra is working with Recoup, the advisory committee on packaging and industry, to explore the possibility of a "responsibility deal" to help raise awareness among households and businesses on the steps they can take to help increase plastic bottle recycling.

We're seeing a whole generation of designers who may once have once worked on huge projects, but who have now taken leave of the mainstream industry to explore personal experiences and memories.

Ofcom, the regulator, told Money: "We are talking to the mobile industry to explore ways that 'bill shock' can be reduced, such as promoting tariffs that give consumers the ability to set their own financial caps and receive alerts.

Indeed, Rigetti announced onstage a new hybrid computing platform that can provide computing services to help the industry both reach quantum advantage — that tipping point at which quantum is commercially viable — and to enable industries to explore the technologies to acclimatize to the potential ways in which typical operations could be disrupted by it.

Deep-diving robots are routinely used by scientists and the oil and gas industries to explore the ocean's depths, but sending humans to the deep poses far greater challenges.

On Monday the government will hold a summit on the industry between lenders, consumer groups and industry watchdogs to explore whether further regulator of the sector is necessary.

One official, who declined to be named because he was not authorized to speak publicly on the issue, said the T.S.A. was also working with industry groups to "explore solutions" to the ban.

The Guardian's editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, also speaking at the Oxford event, said the industry had to explore a "hybrid" model for local and regional news, in which traditional media married their expertise with those on a hyperlocal level.