Sentences with phrase «industry minister wants»
September 19, 2011 Canada's Industry Minister wants your story!
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Canada might finally be getting the fourth national carrier that Industry Minister Christian Paradis wants.
«We don't want Mittal in France because they haven't respected France,» the industry minister, Arnaud Montebourg, said in an interview published in the daily paper, Les Échos.
«I asked the Deputy Prime Minister directly whether he wanted MG to stay in the current industry.
Through the course of the conversations, I and my colleague Dan Jarvis - Labour's shadow minister for the arts and creative industries — have been having with people in the industry it's clear that there are some themes emerging about what our vision should look like and I want to hear from you about what you think.
According to the Senior minister, «this had become possible because the government wants to invest a significant revenue generated from the oil industry to finance key programmes and bolster sectors of the economy.»
When I was appointed, the prime minister specially said to me, «We have some very real problems in our steel industry, and I want you to devote a large amount of your time to solving those problems as much as you can».»
The Minority Chief whip provided a document signed by the deputy Minister for Trade and Industry Carlos Ahenkora dated 23rd October 2017, demanding Business executives who would want to sit in a round table with the president and have exclusive access to pay US$ 100,000
«I am the Foreign Minister, I have been Minister of Trade and Industry and I have won this seat twice and I have won an overwhelming mandate in the primaries and I am supposed to be afraid of someone who is, even if you want to be charitable, a novice.
He disclosed that if he is gifting them the buses it will be better than claiming he wants to make it a revenue generation avenue for the constituencies to recollecting that a similar gesture was extended by current Minister for Trade and Industry, John Alan Kwadwo Kyremanteng that generated confusion at the various constituencies.
He disclosed that if he is gifting them the buses it will be better than claiming he wants to make it a revenue generation avenue for the constituencies to recollecting that a similar gesture was extended by current Minister for Trade and Industry, John Alan Kwadwo Kyremanteng that generated...
«The experienced Minister for Trade and Industry will work with you to address any challenges that may arise, but, if, indeed, it becomes necessary, which I hope it will not, to go higher up the chain of authority, I want you to know that my doors will always be open.
The Canadian real estate industry will get more good news today — not that it needs any more positive spin or Finance Minister Jim Flaherty even wants to hear it.
If Goldacre really wants to stick his neck out, why doesn't he try arguing against a rich, powerful, bullying Climate - Change establishment which includes all three British main political parties, the National Academy of Sciences, the Royal Society, the Prince of Wales, the Prime Minister, the President of the USA, the EU, the UN, most schools and universities, the BBC, most of the print media, the Australian Government, the New Zealand Government, CNBC, ABC, the New York Times, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, most of the rest of the City, the wind farm industry, all the Big Oil companies, any number of rich charitable foundations, the Church of England and so on?
For example, at the first meeting of the Ministerial Taskforce on Longer Term Economic Growth in 1985, which included five senior Hawke Government (Labor) Cabinet members, the Chair, Industry Minister Senator John Button, told the assembled economists etc (mainly economists) to forget ALP policy, to forget ACTU policy, what the government wanted to know was how best to proceed for the Australian community as a whole.
After all the Prime Minister did say, «When all is said and done, we don't just want a green car, we want a green car industry.»
The result, as described by current Industry Minister James Moore, is a regime under which «Canadians should not receive emails that they do not want and did not ask to receive.»
Margot James, Minister of State for Digital and the Creative Industries, said: «We want the UK to be the safest place in the world to be online.
John Pecman, interim commissioner, might want to think things through very carefully before proceeding against TREB all over again on this issue... if he wants to be named Commissioner by his boss, Minister of Industry, Christian Paradis.