Sentence examples for the needs of Industry from inspiring English sources

In postwar Japan, for example, when the country emerged as a major industrial power, graphic design evolved into a major profession serving the needs of industry and cultural institutions.

It is such a complicated issue, balancing the rights of adivasis and the needs of industry.

The Government, however, has set out to reassure employers they will have a greater say in designing high-quality apprenticeships that meet the needs of industry.

Countries around the world are recognising the important role that education plays in creating a skilled workforce that meets the needs of industry and employers.

It is not to come down on one side and say animal welfare, dietary health and the environment have to be subservient to the needs of industry.

But what can it teach providers in the UK when it comes educating our young people, and forging links to meet the needs of industry and employers?

Critics argue that the patent office, established in 1790, is tailored to the needs of industries whose products require years of work and large capital investment -- manufacturing in the 19th and 20th centuries, for instance, or the pharmaceutical industry today.

It addresses responses from Malaysian industries that local graduates do not fulfill the needs of industries.

Tannase is expressed in the microbes only when it is required (Jana et al. 2014; Kumar et al. 2015), therefore, the tannase produced by the microorganisms are so little, that it cannot cater the needs of industries.

The "Kosen" system is a formal Japanese education system that started in 1962, during the period of the rapid economic growth of Japan, responding to the needs of industries.

Community colleges have also proven that they can adapt to the needs of industries in which job openings are likely to occur, such as healthcare, IT, and manufacturing.