Sentence examples for shipbuilding sectors from inspiring English sources

British Leyland was taken into public ownership by Wilson while Callaghan was prime minister when the aerospace and shipbuilding sectors were nationalised in 1977.

As the demand for higher productivity is increasing worldwide in many domains like oil pipeline, shipbuilding sectors etc., where the thick sections are used, which endorses the requirement of higher heat input, optimization of interpass temperature, cooling rate, proper selection of consumables, defect free joints for fast and rapid productivity.

Look at the state of the shipbuilding sector worldwide.

The iron ores of Furness supplied the iron and steel industry and later the shipbuilding sector in Barrow-in-Furness.

While growth has declined considerably from the boom years, the slowdown has been blunted by state-supported projects aimed at creating jobs, like a shipbuilding sector conceived to support the oil industry.

The European Commission had repeatedly requested that Croatia provide a plan to reform the shipbuilding sector, for which it would be required to cease providing state subsidies upon joining the EU.

It cites several factors, including the decline of Nokia (now subsumed by Microsoft after losing its dominant position in mobile); weaker global trade which hit its shipbuilding sector; and increased competition in the paper industry, where Finland (with its forests) once thrived.

It is concluded that policies which include feedback from the shipbuilding sector impose requirements that could be much easier to satisfy and which will lead to overall lower CO2 emission.

"Overall, our relations in this area are developing well, and we would like to continue strengthening them – in aviation, shipbuilding and other sectors".

The executive order also authorized sanctions against any companies or individuals who do business with Iran's automotive industry, essentially adding that industry to Iran's shipping, shipbuilding and energy sectors, which have already been targeted under a sanctions law that took effect last year.

Mr Zyuganov's manifesto contains pledges to restore industries in "deep crisis", such as shipbuilding, the defence sector and agriculture.