Definition of key industry in English:

key industry

noun

An industry that is essential to the functioning of others, such as the manufacture of machine tools.
基础工业
Example sentencesExamples
- Brown moves up from senior director of competitive business to managing director of industries and she is working on a inquiry into Scotland's key industries of the future.
- The government has had some success in keeping credit flowing to key industries like transportation and energy while restricting the overall supply.
- Since then, similar productivity levels have been imposed via the unions across a range of key industries, including mining, telecommunications and manufacturing.
- This would work for the good of their businesses in key industries such as mining and agriculture.
- Though the initial rebellion began with campesinos, unrest is spreading throughout Mexico because of planned and rumored privatizations of key industries like telecommunications and energy.
- No doubt, manpower in science and technology determines the nation's international competitiveness, and the worrisome trend has already dealt a blow to the manufacturing business, the key industry of the country.
- Meanwhile, despite his earlier intention to disengage government from industry, Heath was forced to rescue a number of key industries which were failing because of Britain's increasing economic difficulties.
- Recent data indicate that there has been a sharp decline in the number of employers providing structured training in key industries - including manufacturing, construction, finance and mining.
- Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is calling for the privatization of key industries, including oil and banking.
- It made people in government realise that this is one of our key industries and it needs long-term investment as well as short-term relief.
- So here we have an important bill, fundamental to one of our key industries - the dairy industry - yet the Government has been sitting on it for several years.
- Furthermore, a serious decline in harvests in the late 1970s and a slow-down in production in some key industries suggested a general climate of economic stagnation.
- Long-term state control of key industries has bred inefficiency and corruption.
- The institute said Beijing's austerity measures are not aimed at the whole economy but target several key industries.
- They are the number one enterprise software vendor in a number of key industries across Asia Pacific and in China, such as banking, financial markets, education, communications& media and process manufacturing.
- American investment in France shot up in 1961 and peaked in 1962-5, saturating key industries such as chemicals, engineering, electrical goods, farm machinery, and food processing.
- The post-war Labour government introduced popular reforms which laid the basis of the welfare state and nationalized key industries.
- Other key industries in Japan's economy are mining non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, shipbuilding, aerospace, textiles, and processed foods.
- And increased globalisation means workers in key industries are now required to be in contact with overseas colleagues and customers long past regular working hours.
- How ironic it would be if he were to be the first Prime Minister in 40 years to renationalise a key industry.

词汇	key industry
释义	Definition of key industry in English: key industry noun An industry that is essential to the functioning of others, such as the manufacture of machine tools. 基础工业 Example sentencesExamples Brown moves up from senior director of competitive business to managing director of industries and she is working on a inquiry into Scotland's key industries of the future. The government has had some success in keeping credit flowing to key industries like transportation and energy while restricting the overall supply. Since then, similar productivity levels have been imposed via the unions across a range of key industries, including mining, telecommunications and manufacturing. This would work for the good of their businesses in key industries such as mining and agriculture. Though the initial rebellion began with campesinos, unrest is spreading throughout Mexico because of planned and rumored privatizations of key industries like telecommunications and energy. No doubt, manpower in science and technology determines the nation's international competitiveness, and the worrisome trend has already dealt a blow to the manufacturing business, the key industry of the country. Meanwhile, despite his earlier intention to disengage government from industry, Heath was forced to rescue a number of key industries which were failing because of Britain's increasing economic difficulties. Recent data indicate that there has been a sharp decline in the number of employers providing structured training in key industries - including manufacturing, construction, finance and mining. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is calling for the privatization of key industries, including oil and banking. It made people in government realise that this is one of our key industries and it needs long-term investment as well as short-term relief. So here we have an important bill, fundamental to one of our key industries - the dairy industry - yet the Government has been sitting on it for several years. Furthermore, a serious decline in harvests in the late 1970s and a slow-down in production in some key industries suggested a general climate of economic stagnation. Long-term state control of key industries has bred inefficiency and corruption. The institute said Beijing's austerity measures are not aimed at the whole economy but target several key industries. They are the number one enterprise software vendor in a number of key industries across Asia Pacific and in China, such as banking, financial markets, education, communications& media and process manufacturing. American investment in France shot up in 1961 and peaked in 1962-5, saturating key industries such as chemicals, engineering, electrical goods, farm machinery, and food processing. The post-war Labour government introduced popular reforms which laid the basis of the welfare state and nationalized key industries. Other key industries in Japan's economy are mining non-ferrous metals, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, shipbuilding, aerospace, textiles, and processed foods. And increased globalisation means workers in key industries are now required to be in contact with overseas colleagues and customers long past regular working hours. How ironic it would be if he were to be the first Prime Minister in 40 years to renationalise a key industry.
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