Sentence examples for nurturing industries from inspiring English sources
The model for development in much of Asia has included heavy government involvement in nurturing industries and companies that could become globally competitive and stimulate job growth.
This economy of the future can only be created if we understand the role of government, complementing the private sector, in making it happen, nurturing industries from digital to low carbon.
"Governments around the world have always been proactive in growing and nurturing industries like the auto industry," he says.
If ministers are serious about nurturing industry they'll get a lot more radical – start banks to finance industrial development, hand out much bigger subsidies to low-carbon businesses, or give tax breaks to manufacturers who add value to their goods.
Germany still atones but now also preaches, usually on the evils of debt, the importance of nurturing industry and the superiority of long-term thinking in enterprise.
In Australia, the government is looking to nurture industries that arise from its harsh climate and a scattered population.
Going well beyond what many schools do, Sinclair is working closely with state and local officials and business groups to help figure out how to attract and nurture industry.
HONG KONG — China's new president, Xi Jinping, sought to assure African countries on Monday that his government would heed complaints that relentlessly competitive Chinese companies were suffocating African efforts to nurture industry and jobs, and he promised aid, scholarships and technology transfers in an effort to counter those fears.
Should the TPP be ratified, the prospects for achieving a stronger Mexican industry in global production/value chains and for nurturing infant industry are remote.
Those programs include efforts to nurture emerging industries like biological sciences by providing tax incentives to companies.
The state and its cities have nurtured some industries, such as wind and solar, cybersecurity, and technology.
