Sentence examples for propose industry from inspiring English sources

Consequently, they propose, industry must be granted access to more high-skill "guest workers".

Health care shares also surged after Congress delayed a new tax in the proposed industry overhaul.

"Should there be more law and less self-regulation by the industry?" Senator Paul Sarbanes, Democrat of Maryland and chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, has scheduled hearings next month on some proposed industry changes.

SHORT sales — in which mortgage lenders agree to accept less than what is owed, allowing borrowers to escape foreclosure — were expected to grow easier this year after the Treasury Department proposed industry guidelines to navigate these complex transactions.

Bettman's discretion in the union's proposed Industry Growth Fund would differ from the baseball commissioner's discretionary fund, which Bud Selig is allowed to distribute in any way he sees fit.

The annual Australian book industry awards at the Art Gallery of New South Wales on Thursday was given over to protesting against proposed industry changes which would reduce authors' copyright control over their books and would flood the market with cheap overseas editions of books.

If you haven't heard, MHL is a proposed industry standard that uses the HDMI port on a television to deliver power to mobile devices while they're plugged.

"The AI development sector should seek to adopt such guidance and to agree upon standards relevant to the sectors within which they work, under the auspices of the AI Council" — the latter being a proposed industry body it wants established to help ensure "transparency in AI".

The alignment was designed to help serve existing and proposed industry and divert truck traffic from local streets.

He made certain, along with the Motion Picture Research Council, that proposed industry standards were forwarded to members of National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), Institute of Radio Engineers (IRE), Acoustical Society of America (ASA) and Royal Musical Association RMAA).

Tobacco companies had urged Judge Kessler to reject the government's proposed industry-financed corrective statements; the companies called them "forced public confessions".