Sentence examples for subsidiary activity from inspiring English sources

Sericulture (silkworm raising), another important subsidiary activity, has been carried out in Shandong for hundreds of years.

The recompiled input output table consists of Japan, China (minus Japanese subsidiaries), and Japanese subsidiary activities in China with 30 sectors for each.

The fate of Soqotra's pastoral economy mirrors the historical trajectory of pastoralism at the global level: from a dominant geopolitical system to a subsidiary economic activity under the tutelage of other political-economic regimes.

He is especially critical of the way the court has gone far beyond the text of the 11th Amendment, which restricts the jurisdiction of the federal courts to decide certain suits against state governments, to carve out a broad swath of immunity that extends to subsidiary state activities like university presses and state-sponsored college savings account plans.

We find that overseas markets primarily predict the entry of U.S. R&D, while the S&E capability of nations is strongly correlated with the post-entry intensity of U.S. foreign subsidiaries' innovative activity.

This may have been due to the longer exposure to light in the evening which is known to delay the phase position of the circadian rhythms and their subsidiary rest-activity cycles.

The Trading in the Russian Federation and Europe segment involves the company and its subsidiaries' trading activities related to distribution of electrical power.

In terms of its economic contribution, herding is primarily a subsidiary food production activity (i.e. milk), since the demise of the inter-continental market for butter oil was not replaced by a market for meat.

While there is nothing illegal about this structure, it is considered bad practice in Britain to not have an independent board overseeing the UK subsidiary company's activities.

From the perspective of the MRU's researchers, transnational collaboration with outstanding Western institutions and scientists could limit the sub-Saharan science to subsidiary and confirmatory activities.

To participate in such activities, the subsidiary operated under "optional" federal oversight with less stringent regulatory requirements, much as Mr. Wilson and proponents of a federal charter wish to do.