The same for the modern semi conductor industry.

In the early 1980s, a process of de industrialization occurred, which affected them greatly. (Fundapec, 1992).

The economic structure was shifted along the line of industrialization and modernization.

Article 105 of the Satversme stipulates that everyone has the right to own a property, which may not be used contrary to the public interests.

Some Parties identified plans to modernize industrial processes and equipment.

The Ministry of Industry had introduced an integrated, modern economic policy which was attracting investment.

44. Industrial development continued to be fundamental to the modernization of developing countries.

Since then, cooperatives have become a major economic force, with the cooperative sector well represented in banking, modern industrial and service companies, in agriculture and in small and medium sized craft enterprises.

The latter are usually the modern manufacturing industries which produce for export rather than for the domestic market.

Without them modern industry would have been impossible, and space flights would have been postponed to the next century.

Improving Africa's supply capacity is critical, including through diversification, industrial modernization and the development of modern and dynamic sectors.

98. His delegation was of the view that international cooperation was vital to achieving industrial development.

Modernization of the institutional environment for enterprises

Modernization of recruitment practices

And that leads to specialization.

Development and modernization of the agricultural sector.

That fact could be attributed to the diversity of Egypt's industrial sector and to the large strides made with regard to reform policy, which had had the effect of encouraging Egypt's development partners to support its industrial modernization programme.

Industrialization s Second Golden Age

Machinery has left us in want.

Viet Nam had been overcoming its own economic crisis and had gradually advanced on the path of economic development, industrialization and modernization.

The structure of modern enterprises, advanced technology and, ultimately, the technical processes which stem from the modern information and digital revolution have triggered structural changes in the organization and exercise of power.

The national programmes for the creation of productive jobs are associated with the policies for modernization of industry and agriculture and with the promotion of farm exports, micro enterprises and other small businesses.

We now need to ensure that every working aged Maldivian finds gainful employment.

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As a result, Palestinian industry had become increasingly competitive, the Palestinian Standards Institution had improved its results, and industrial modernization programmes had been introduced.

At the 2000 ILO tripartite meeting on moving to sustainable agricultural development through the modernization of agriculture and employment in a globalized economy, it was recommended that research should be conducted on the impact of genetically modified organisms on employment and working conditions within the ILO mandate.

This is a cash benefit awarded as a replacement income when an insured person is unable to work on account of an occupational risk.

16. The use of modern communication, administrative and industrial technologies should be considered an essential part of the overall effort.

Extensive human resource development programmes were needed to redeploy some agricultural workers to the industrial sector so that sustainable agriculture could be pursued along with industrialization.

In order to measure new phenomena in industrial production, such as emerging industries, outsourcing, changes in quality and the environmental impact of industry, the existing international recommendations on industrial statistics must be revised.

And it's used by aerospace and automotive.

135. A characteristic phenomenon of recent decades has been the establishment of unions representing the same occupation or professional trade unions, known as executive staff unions, a term used in comparative labour theory.

If there are unions based on a trade and unions based on an enterprise or an industry in competition with one another, the first mentioned may conclude a collective agreement for its trade provided that the number of its members is greater than the number of workers in the same trade who are members of the union based on an enterprise or an industry.

The representative of the United Nations Industrial Develop ment Organization made a statement.

Existing standards on industrial statistics have addressed industrial activities in terms of the creation of economic value added.

Traditional industries saw a general decline in performance, and even incurred losses. The raw material industry, and the heavy machinery and equipment manufacturing sector saw performance decline significantly, and even incurred losses. These were the first signs from the industries in Northeast China amid the current sluggish economy.

He needed a full time job now that school's about over.

It would also seek out, evaluate and train practitioners of traditional medicine, whose work could complement that of modern health care professionals.

For those with the skills, capital, and savvy to prosper in the post industrial age, services offered inordinate opportunities. Bankers, consultants, and engineers earned much higher wages than their industrial age forebears.

4.1 Existing alternative tools, methods and strategies

11. As a result of persistent import compression, much of the existing capacity in industry has been underutilized since the early 1980s.

With the advent of the Industrial Revolution with modernization of agriculture in the last few decades, since the 1960s, food availability, per head, in this world, has increased by 25 percent.

The Brazilian National Economic and Social Development Bank had begun implementation of a programme for the modernization of industrial machinery in SMEs, to which funds totalling 900 million had been allocated.

Fewer than 10 of African workers find jobs in manufacturing, and among those only a tiny fraction as low as one tenth are employed in modern, formal firms with adequate technology. Distressingly, there has been very little improvement in this regard, despite high growth rates.

The programmes financed by many developed countries lay the emphasis on modernizing the agricultural sector, promoting agricultural, forestry and pastoral production systems, and supporting the processing and marketing of products.