Sentence examples for industry umbrella from inspiring English sources

Now they are coming back, according to Mayseey Leong, regional director of the IFPI, a music industry umbrella group.

ASERVICE industry umbrella group called the Essential Worker Coalition also cites labor shortages in tourism and other trades, and has just begun what it likes to call an H1B program tailored for groundskeepers, housekeepers and other low-skilled workers, many of them seasonal.

It assumes that the UK's mature, declining and geographically difficult fields can still produce up to 24 billion barrels of oil equivalent by 2040: that is at the highest end of the possible resource agreed by the industry umbrella body Oil and Gas UK.

In a statement published when the negotiations opened, the industry umbrella organization US Poultry Groups said the removal of a European ban on chicken dipped in chlorinated water would be an essential part of TTIP.

New owners will invest in the industry, they will be reached by large industry umbrella operations such as the NTRA and TOBA.

Delegates at a big conference on "industrial biotechnology" held near Washington, DC, this week by Bio, the industry's umbrella organisation, seemed to think so.

Nine out of 10 recordings in China are pirated, according to the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, an umbrella group for 46 national industry organizations.

Earlier in the day, the industry's umbrella group UK Music sent Lord Mandelson, the business secretary, a letter calling for persistent offenders to be given written warnings.

It employs 56,000 fewer people than before the crisis, according to a report published on March 31st by the Confederation of British Industry, an umbrella group, and PwC, an accountancy firm.

And Industry.net, an umbrella site for many industries, claims 4,500 sellers and 300,000 buyers.

Sales throughout the umbrella industry, which includes high-end Burberry umbrellas that retail for about $90 and $4 generic brands, have declined 14percentt since 1997, according to NPDFashionworld, and 4percentt from 2000 to 2001.