Sentence examples for service trades from inspiring English sources

The idea was to encourage the young workers to shift from agriculture and casual labor into manufacturing and service trades.

Other major industries that have relied heavily on casual labour are construction, logging, sawmilling, agriculture, and the service trades.

* According to census estimates, two-thirds of parents with low earnings work in retail or service trades.

If the definition extends to cover tourism, the hotel industry, restaurants, the service trades, transport and communications, domestic workers, financial services, and public administration, well over half of the workforce operates in the sector.

It has cut tariffs, reduced the number of goods for which import licenses are required and written new laws to open service trades, says Gao Yan, speaking for the ministry of foreign trade.

India enjoys a big surplus on service trade.

The real volume of service trade is bigger.

And rules on service trade have barely changed at all in two decades.

PCS: The UK's largest civil service trade union, with almost 250,000 members.

Most of the rest of the working population is employed in the service, trade, finance, and transportation sectors.

Britain's diplomatic service, trade promotion agencies and EU membership open up new markets and help tackle counterfeiters.