Sentences with phrase «british industrialists»
Richard adds: «Government not only should heed the worries of the aforementioned leading British industrialists but also recognise that they believe that part of the solution resides in re-balancing education.»
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Government officials are hoping to convert sceptical British industrialists to the cause of environmentalists at a two - day brainstorming workshop in November.
It was literally cooked up back in the 1980s by some British industrialists who were worried about a global food crisis — specifically, they were worried that we would be unable to produce enough protein to sustain a growing population.
Not long after Elon Musk's Tesla built the world's largest lithium - ion battery — the Hornsdale Power Reserve, which has a rating of 129 megawatt hours — a British industrialist has stepped in with plans for a 140 - megawatt - hour beast.
Wealthy British industrialist, Sir Norman Watson, builds Temple Lodge on the east side of Whitehorn Mountain — the beginnings of the Lake Louise Ski Resort.
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Industrialists asserted that this approach kept food prices (and wages) low, thereby making British industrial products more competitive abroad.
Shareholders who are prepared to curb their greed today and allow companies to spend more on research and development can look forward to bigger profits in the future, according to Lars Ramqvist, the Swedish industrialist who delivered the British government's annual Innovation Lecture.
The Design and Technology Association drew on the support of industrialists including Sir James Dyson and British designers such as Paul Smith to lend weight to their ultimately successful campaign to retain D&T as compulsory for all pupils.
Not limited to just buildings, Gaudí was commissioned in 1900 by the wealthy industrialist Eusebi Guëll to create an urban oasis in the style of British garden villages.
In 1889 Henry Tate, an industrialist who had made his fortune as a sugar refiner, offered his collection of British art to the nation.