"Morals reformed – health preserved – industry invigorated" – not Apple marketing material but Bentham's words on the panopticon.
"Morals reformed, health preserved, industry invigorated, instruction diffused" and other similar desiderata would, he thought, be the result if his scheme for a model prison, the "Panopticon," were to be adopted; and for many years he tried to induce the government to adopt it.
In this country, the presence of a well-developed food preserve industry for tomato sauce, fruit juices and other canned fruit ensures stronger links with sectors other than agriculture, both as providers of inputs (chemicals, glass, aluminium and paper) and as dependent sectors of further processing (marketing services).
Amid the gloom, the threatened closure of Maugein – France's last accordion maker – emerged as a metaphor for the country's economic challenges and its valiant attempts to preserve industries that are part of what is seen as the country's tradition and cultural identity.
JMPR's safety standard became part of international trade law, preserving tobacco industry access to EBDCs (Zeltner et al. 2000).
Arrecife, the chief port, has a fishing and fish-preserving industry.
Today Gori has an important food-preserving industry, based on locally grown fruit and vegetables, and an important textile industry, based largely on cotton from Azerbaijan.
"We are a town that has a rich shellfish industry, there are people out there that make a lot of money, and we want to preserve that industry," he said.
It is for the right to preserve this industry..
According to a feasibility study sponsored by NY-Class, the plan would preserve carriage industry's jobs and generate slightly more taxable revenue.
