Sentence examples for technical trades from inspiring English sources

Our research on concurrent engineering implementation suggests that it is nowadays necessary for project management to be complemented with a long-term management of the various technical trades which cooperate in the product development process.

Seven years ago, a majority of Americans believed that too many people were going to college rather than directly into technical trades like plumbing or computer repair; now, 3 out of 4 think the country could never have too many college graduates.

How about the technical trades?

The Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics lands as the No. 11 Two-Year Trade School and is the top school on the list for technical trades.

Denning: Germany seems to do better on these issues, by funneling a good part of the young people into technical trades and apprenticeships without any emphasis on book learning.

The proportion of Employer Sponsored migrants employed in technical, trades, and personal occupations rises by approximately the same margin as the proportion employed as managers and professionals falls; and there is a similar re-weighting of Employer Sponsored migrants from clerical, administration, and sales occupations to machine operators and labourers.

"We have technical trading momentum and that feeds on itself," Mr. Dunay said.

He graduated from a technical trade school in Salt Lake City and later owned a gas station.

Non-native English-speaking MEPs are further deterred by highly technical trade-law jargon.

This paper presents RFID tracking implementation model for technical trade and construction industries.

He analyzes their technical trading patterns, looking at stock trading volume, price trends and other factors over the last 18 months.