Sentence examples for requested industry from inspiring English sources

They have failed to conduct the requested industry review and instead fast-tracked increasingly irresponsible uranium sales deals, most recently with India.

Abetz was asked about the Coalition's refusal to provide the requested industry assistance in light of its pre-election pledge to provide Cadbury with a $16m grant to support tourism and manufacturing in Tasmania.

In June 1942, the US Navy Bureau of Aeronautics requested industry proposals for a new seaplane to replace the Kingfisher and Curtiss SO3C Seamew.

And some issues will require closer collaboration between the risk manager, i.e. the EU Commission and EFSA, including requesting industry to deliver protocols for measuring the Bt concentration in the plants and to close the gaps between pesticide regulation and GMO regulation.

With production falling fast over the last 10 years the government requested an industry review by the oil industry figure Sir Ian Wood; it called for a huge shake-up of regulation in the sector.

Nothing is banned under the regulation, which sets grading rules requested by industry to make sure importers – including UK wholesalers and supermarkets – know exactly what they will be getting when they order a box of bananas.

However, there are some limitations associated with some aspects of KBE that present a barrier to deliver the knowledge sourcing process requested by industry.

For example, they want House lawmakers to revise language that they say would require EPA to carry out every chemical review requested by industry, compared with a minimum requirement of 10 per year initiated by EPA itself.

The service will soon be offered to the public, with prices upon request (industry code for "if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it").

Other options include requesting the industry to pay an advanced recycling fee or to take back all discarded tobacco waste products.

But the American Chemistry Council, a powerful lobby for the chemical industry, requested that the EPA withhold the release until after studies funded by the Council and the Electric Power Research Institute could trace the biological mechanisms through which chromium-6 triggers cancer.