Sentence examples for to keep industry from inspiring English sources

Keep ticket prices low to ensure we fill it, and try to keep industry out.

The Confederation of British Industry has warned that 1m workers could be laid off next week unless the government is able to lay on emergency services to keep industry running.

That is viewed as evidence that the Germans have taken painful cuts in their benefits to keep industry competitive and budget deficits under control, while the Greeks have not.

And the low-cost contracts that were signed years ago, guaranteeing the industries a set amount of electricity at a set price, were generally regarded at the time as important economic tools to keep industry and jobs in the region.

During that period, controllers invented tools and methods to keep industry and society abreast of the challenges, always developing more adequate, sophisticated, and integrative costs models, accounting techniques, and controls and monitoring mechanisms.

Residents have tried to keep industry at bay. "My parents and grandparents grew up there," Brooks said.

People in the Basque country want to keep industries in their own hands.

Margaret Thatcher's revolution embraced that shift, deciding it was cheaper to pay people to be out of work than to keep industries afloat.

Ordinarily city officials try desperately to keep industries from crossing the river, especially the ones deemed integral to New York's image.

Immigrants often hold jobs (as domestic servants, for instance) that natives are unwilling to accept at any feasible wage.Also, immigrants sometimes help to keep industries viable that would otherwise disappear altogether, causing employment to fall.

"If we want to keep industries and economic sectors, we can't do any old thing," said Bernard Gérard, a center-right politician in the National Assembly, Parliament's lower house.