industry and environment in a sentence

1. Pettigrew said Canadian ministers for finance, industry and environment were scheduled to visit over the next year.
2. In a statement, China's Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office said the project could endanger the fishing industry and environment around Hong Kong.
3. The ALARA principle is applied throughout the nuclear industry and environments involving radiological exposure, often driven by the field of Health Physics and common sense.
4. Frederick Pitcher, who had previously served as Minister for Commerce, Industry and Environment, became the new President of Nauru on the same day as Stephen's resignation.
5. Many reservoirs have been constructed and are being constructed in the highlands, which raises questions in Icelandic society about the roles and interests of industry and environment.
6. It's difficult to find industry and environment in a sentence.
7. The "'FPCCI "'is playing an active role in presenting problems of trade, industry and environment and safeguarding the interests of the private sector through constant dialogue with the Government.
8. Loans will be granted only to enterprises that strictly abide by state policies on industry and environment, said the circular, announced in Friday's edition of the official newspaper, China Daily.
9. The five departments are the departments of Planning and Culture, Autonomous Administration, Industry and Environment, Construction and Public Works, and the National Enterprise Committee; these oversee a total of 29 subdivisions.
10. *Renat Perelet, Paul Safonov, Approaches to Integrated Industrial and Environmental Management for Sustainable Development in Russia, " Industry and Environment ", UNEP ID Journal, Paris, Volume 18, No . 2-3, April September, pp . 73 77 ( 1995)
11. Queensland representatives from the State Emergency Service, Departments of Transport, Primary Industries and Environment, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority met in Brisbane this afternoon to coordinate the strategy for removing the ship.