Sentence examples for shipyards with from inspiring English sources
On Monday ThyssenKrupp, a German steel conglomerate, announced a merger of its shipyards with Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, a German submarine-maker.
On May 17th ThyssenKrupp, a German steel conglomerate, announced a merger of its shipyards with Howaldtswerke-Deutsche Werft, a German submarine-maker.
In shipbuilding, for instance, he wants a merger of BAE's shipyards with those of VT, another defence firm, to eliminate excess capacity.The new approach requires defence firms to pull up their socks.
Ramsay was born in Glasgow to a Catholic father, who worked in the shipyards with the young Billy Connolly, and a Protestant mother whose family "were so staunch that her own mother refused to attend their wedding".
This would support them until shipping finance recovers and hesitant customers regain faith in the world economy.Yet the restructuring forced by low-cost Asian competitors has left Europe's shipyards with some advantages.
Representative Tom Allen of Maine, a Democrat whose district has two large shipyards with thousands of machinist and metalworking union jobs, said after meeting with representatives of home-state locals, "I'm still chewing it over".
He stopped at Manzanilla, an enchanting, unlikely place housed in an old shipyard, with hot-pink glass chandeliers hanging from the ceiling on green velvet ropes.
His spiralling tales fuse the closing of a shipyard with an entomological disaster; the rigid demands of bureaucrats with a fantasy of erotic revenge; and a satire on judicial and electoral absurdities with a melodrama of teen-agers' violent jealousy.
He paid a reported $20 million for the ship — at that point it had no engines — and towed it from a Ukrainian shipyard with the intention of turning the hulk into a floating hotel and casino.
Built at a British shipyard with technology licensed from the Electric Boat division of General Dynamics, the American company that builds United States nuclear submarines, the Astute is the first of a new class of seven attack submarines, to be known as Astute class, that are the heart of the Royal Navy's future.
Besides huge investments in petrochemicals an obvious diversification for an oil producer it has gone big on solar energy; and it is planning to build a shipyard, with a South Korean company.In many of these sidelines it is acting as a vehicle of government policy, helping to diversify the economy and improve the skills of the national workforce.
