Sentence examples for serve industry from inspiring English sources

"Many demand that we should serve industry, that we should supply patterns for materials, ties, socks, crockery, parasols, ashtrays, carpets," he wrote.

The biggest stations in this region were built in the late 50s and 60s to serve industry, but in the last 15 years it has been much smaller projects," says Torkil Nersund, production manager at the plant's owner, energy company HelgelandsKraft.

They want to do so as broadly as possible, across a wide range of disciplines, stimulating new ideas and thinking by the best scholars anywhere, to better fulfill those scholars' institutions' missions and to better develop leaders to serve industry and society as a whole.

While stated reasons for extensions of closing hours were either not given or were to serve industry interests, restrictions in closing hours were generally on the grounds that this would curb violence and public nuisance, often on the initiative of the police.

By shedding the business, SPX's flow technology unit, which makes equipment to serve industries as different as beverages and oil, will now account for more than 50 percent of the company's $5.3 billion in annual revenue.

NGOs that de facto exclude those they are meant to serve from the most powerful positions in their organisations, or appoint individuals who serve industries that oppose or hinder their mandates, must expect to be challenged.

But after years of serving industry, the regulators seem finally to understand that their first responsibility is to the public and the environment.

In the case of the sage grouse, the Fish and Wildlife Service appears to have done a better job serving industry than the public or the grouse.

The service has a congressional mandate to manage the forests for "multiple use," serving industry, recreation, and conservation all at once.

This model has served industry well, but has a significant drawback: If the question you want to ask doesn't fit your representation of the data, then you can't ask it.

The first global regulations on greenhouse gas emissions from the aviation sector are being decried by prominent climate scientists and green groups as serving industry ahead of the environment.