Sentence examples for industry upgrade from inspiring English sources

Moreover, to complete the economic and administrative reforms, the government has worked to reduce the bureaucracy and administrative obstacles, reform the industrial public sector, open the Syrian economy to foreign investment, modernize industry, upgrade productivity, and transform the structure of the Syrian economy from an oil and agriculture based economy to an industrial economy (Kafri 2010).

And in a report on his improved outlook for radio and outdoor stocks, the Merrill Lynch analyst, Marc E. Nabi, a managing director, acknowledged that "our industry upgrade could be early since we have witnessed several recovery 'head fakes' during the advertising downturn".

We found, however, that increases in DVA ratio for processing exports exceeded that for normal exports in the period 2002 2010, indicating that China's processing trade involved some kind of industry upgrade.

Capability must also be enhanced, the representative added, as well as financial plans for industry upgrading and marketing promotion.

"They are also worried that as the cable industry upgrades to digital, its ability to offer more services will thwart the growth of the satellite business," he said.

The Mexican government, which had always been heavily involved in the industry, upgraded the nation's major film schools, encouraged new talent (particularly women) and worked to improve ways in which producers and directors could receive seed money for their projects.

This indicates that China's processing trade industry upgraded significantly.

Globalre balancing between advanced and emerging economies could accelerate this process, with more rapid industry upgrading in China and India.

The railway wireless communication systems resort more and more to the use of existing off the shelf products designed by the telecom industry, upgraded if necessary.

In the future, China needs to improve the energy productivity in production sectors further by both enforcing energy conservation and promoting industry upgrading.

But there were 3.75 million digital subscribers, just over 5percentt of all cable customers, following $30 billion in spending by the industry to upgrade its systems since 1996.