Sentence examples for protection industry from inspiring English sources

The crop protection industry takes its responsibility towards pollinators seriously.

With the advent of digital recording and distribution, there are new challenges for the copy protection industry.

Such has been the anger of grass-roots beekeepers that the executive announced a strategic review of its links with "the plant protection industry", which concluded that endorsement and "related product specific payments" would cease "as soon as practically possible".

Many of the latest technological advances in the executive protection industry are "technical surveillance countermeasures," sensors that can sweep homes, offices, hotel rooms and cars for electronic spying devices.

His announcement left the door open to future deals by insisting that "the trustees do not preclude accepting funds in the future from either the crop protection industry... or individual companies".

The executive protection industry has existed as long as there have been executives, but it got a boost in 2003, when Edward S. Lampert, a Greenwich hedge fund manager, was kidnapped by four men on his way to his car.

Moreover, Xiong et al. [16] analyzed the financial support efficiency in the new energy, new materials, energy conservation and environmental protection industries as the research object was based on the DEA model.

Agriculture has changed dramatically since the National Farmers Union was founded nearly 114 years ago, but arguably, one of the more concerning trends in our extended history has been the perpetuated consolidation of the agricultural input sector, specifically in the seed and crop protection industries.

It is these, as much as anything, that are encouraging Japanese firms to clean up their act.All of which is creating a handy new line of business for Japan's environmental-protection industry.

This movement in Spain is an expression of the failure of neoliberalism, the political ideology which destroyed social protections, industry and trade unions, produced speculative bubbles and consumption based on credit, and proved unable to deliver acceptable solutions when the financial crisis accelerated the destruction of public services impoverishing both workers and the middle class.

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