Sentence examples for view of industry from inspiring English sources

And he made his heroic view of industry even clearer in "The Economy of Vegetation".

Individuals already have many mutual fund choices, some at very low cost, but over all, fees are far too high, in the view of industry critics.

In the view of industry and the administration, the rule in question, "new source review," has been relatively incidental to that downward trend.

Just a year ago, The Columbia Journalism Review critiqued the paper in an article titled "The Worst Newspaper in America," documenting its reportorial attacks on Democrats, rosy view of industry and editorial savaging of homosexuals.

The center's reports have tended to reflect the view of industry, as in a study last summer, sponsored by AT&T Wireless Communication, that concluded that the hazards of talking on a cell phone while driving were relatively small.

They have suggested at various times — implausibly, in the view of industry executives — that the halt resulted from a spontaneous and simultaneous decision by the country's 32 authorized rare earth exporters not to make shipments, whether because of a deterioration in Sino-Japanese relations or a greater thoroughness on the part of customs inspectors.

-What are the views of industry groups (in particular, those representing car makers, refiners and chemical companies) about regulations on carbon dioxide emissions?

Strident opponents of climate legislation, echoing the views of industry figures, do not appear worried that a bill will come together any time soon, no matter who is in the White House.

Contrasting the views of industry are the recommendations of another global constituency with vested interests in the GFATM's design – namely, the health NGO sector.

Harmonisation of this kind will enable us to clarify the obligations imposed by the rules, from the point of view both of industry and of inspectors throughout the whole of Europe.

The new report also says the nanotech initiative has not adequately considered the views of industries producing nanomaterials, consumer and environmental groups, and the regulatory actions of states, localities and foreign countries.