industry branch

A second industry branch which developed during the 1830s, was the production of matches.

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Mechanical engineering has traditionally been the main industry branch in the region.

Also, composite organisations of associated labour were sometimes members of business communities, representing whole industry branches.

The power machinery engineering, metallurgical production, instrument-making and other industry branches began to develop.

Oxygen finds broad application in various technological processes and in almost all industry branches.

One told of being asked to write an analysis of an industry branch, something he had done previously for "a cup of coffee and some sweets."

The company Ipsen International Holding GmbH belongs to the capital goods industry branch, specifically to the machine building branch.

Member of the Industry branch and the Higher Education Branch of the Supreme Specialized Councils.

These were organized into enterprises which in turn associated into composite organizations of associated labor, which could be large companies or even whole industry branches in a certain area.

Another important of industry branch is production of hydroelectricity, Kraftwerke Oberhasli AG currently producing about 1.1 GW or 12% of Swiss electricity consumption.

In 1947, he became Chief of the Plant Industry Branch in the Agricultural Division of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in Rome.

While the district and its administrative center owe their existence to the glass-making industry, this industry branch eventually decayed, and in 1997 the biggest surviving glass-making factory, located in Chagoda, stopped operation.

Now that he is in school full-time, Mahoney returns to the work force and is hired by Rae Evans, head of the Australian Labor Relations Service Department Industries Branch.

Marvin B. Rubin, chief of the chemicals industry branch of the E.P.A., said the decision was a landmark, not only for upholding the regulations, but also because of its complete deference to the agency's rule making.

When he arrived in Alice Springs only a small collection of specimens existed, these having been gathered by members of CSIRO, various veterinary officers and stock inspectors of the Animal Industry Branch.

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Even where there is no minimum wage (or there is a regional minimum wage for some industry branches - EUR 7.60 is one I have seen for hairdressers in one area), social security payments bring living standards up to a higher level than in the UK.

From 1946 through 1950, as chief of the Industry Branch of the occupation army's Civil Communications Section (CCS), Mr. Sarasohn took the lead in helping Japan rebuild its capacity to manufacture radio, telephone, and telegraph equipment-and to assure the reliable quality of its industrial production.