Sentences with phrase «industrial heartland»

These structural weaknesses are the following: the hatred many people in former industrial heartlands of Northern England have for the Tories; the absence of the Tories from the centres of many of Britain's major towns and cities; and their failure to attract large numbers of votes from ethnic minorities.

With the Tories» pushing a regional industrial strategy hard, UKIP need to have something to say about regenerating the former industrial heartlands of the country.

Binelli is suspicious, too, of the Richard Florida — inspired calls to turn America's industrial heartland into a metropolis of «creative class» artists, tech entrepreneurs and tattooed baristas.

This was the fifth - highest percentage among states after New York, Hawaii, Alaska and Washington, and the highest in the Midwest industrial heartland.

States like Alabama have built a presence in the global supply chain in direct competition with the country's Midwestern industrial heartland, and even if Trump coaxes jobs back to the United States they may well head south rather than north.

Since then, the region of six million people, Ukraine's industrial heartland accounting for one fifth of the country's total gross domestic product, has slipped into lawlessness.

After all, prior to the Great Recession, Alberta's industrial heartland looked poised to become an upgrading mecca, with new refinery projects expected to boost local production of oilsands crude by more than half a million barrels a day.

His plan would doubtless lose Labour large amounts of support in the Midlands and North, where the party's former industrial heartlands voted by large margins to leave the EU in June.

China's pollution action plan has focused primarily on the heavy industrial heartlands of Beijing, Hebei and Tianjin as well as the commercial and manufacturing centers around Shanghai and Guangdong, where heavy industrial capacity and overall coal consumption will be cut.

But too many rural and coastal areas and the towns of Britain's old industrial heartlands are being left behind economically and hollowed out socially.»

Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo form the eastern edge of the Rust Belt — America's former industrial heartland straddling the Great Lakes from New York to Wisconsin — that has been devastated by the flight of manufacturing jobs to lower - wage, nonunionized states and countries.

Previously the union had never openly spoken of accepting a closure of the Opel plant in the Ruhr industrial heartland.

Born in Birmingham in 1948, Brian Griffin grew up in the Black Country in the beleaguered industrial heartland of England.

In 2011 the town, which bids for city status next year, is set to complete its journey from sooty industrial heartland to gleaming cultural mecca as it hosts the Turner Prize, one of the biggest nights in the art world calendar.

«It's many of these communities, former industrial heartlands, that voted to leave the European Union.

Together, those two will give a clue as to how far the industrial heartlands that traditionally vote for the left - wing Labour Party are following its advice to Remain.

Michigan would be 24th of the 50 U.S. states to pass laws making it right - to - work, and the second in the industrial heartland of the country after Indiana passed such legislation earlier in 2012.

The analysis compared gross domestic product, population and other factors among northern and Midwestern states that played a key role in Trump's victory or are typically considered part of the industrial heartland, with those in the south and along the Gulf Coast that have become an emerging destination for auto and other investment.

But as someone who was born and raised in the industrial heartland of London, Ontario, I see the issue of manufacturing job loss as a personal one.

As the industrial heartland exported its traditional factories and concentrated on information technology, people spoke of a post-industrial age.

My grandparents grew up in serious poverty in England's industrial heartland.

The exodus of Scots and the white working class in its industrial heartland, who no longer feel the party is for them.

That puts the onus on Labour to make sure it can rally voters in the industrial heartlands towards supporting the union.

It did not address how to win back supporters in its industrial heartland who fled to Ukip or those in Scotland who switched to the SNP.

It's great to be speaking here in Coventry, which has long been at the core of Britain's industrial heartland and is now set to be our next city of culture.

I was born and raised in the Black Country in the industrial heartland of the west Midlands where I still live.

Germany's Ruhr Valley, with its vast deposits of bituminous coal, became the industrial heartland of Europe and thus the world.

The inaugural provost of Hereford's new engineering university on moving from Mexico's industrial heartland to the UK's Steel City and life as a gay woman in a male - dominated profession

It's only when you drive into the Bundes - republik's industrial heartland that you realize how much Germans love to build stuff.

When it comes to nurturing the country's industrial heartland, both opposition parties accuse Harper's Conservatives of focusing myopically on the oil and gas sector, allowing as many as 330,000 good manufacturing jobs to evaporate.

The Eden Project Nothing prepares you for your first glimpse into the 200 - ft depths of Bodelva pit in the industrial heartland of mid-Cornwall.

Piranha Bytes are developers of computer games located in the Ruhrgebiet, Germany's industrial heartland.

It shows another side to Charles Sheeler than America's response to both Cubism and the industrial heartland, in a watercolor of sailors strutting their stuff.

On Quartz, Annie Malcolm visits Shenzhen (see above) and reports on the «art villages» taking shape across China's former industrial heartlands.

WE only have to look at Germany's $ TRILLION green energy disaster — Energiewende — that has trashed the German economy, destroyed her industrial heartland and left hundreds of thousands of German's disconnected from the grid, unable to pay their power bills.

Unions are concerned about this proposal because it would hurt most in the industrial heartland.

Quest would be located at an upgrader for oil pipelined some 375 miles (600 kilometers) away from the oil sands to a region near Edmonton known as Alberta's industrial heartland.

This project includes building a transmission line along an abandoned rail line across Iowa, feeding electricity into Illinois and the country's industrial heartland.

[Solar] start - ups, wind turbine companies and electric carmakers from California and the Southwest migrate to the nation's industrial heartland.

The Alberta trunk line project aims to transport captured carbon dioxide from the province's industrial heartland to boost oil recovery at declining oil fields in central Alberta.

AFTER spending upwards of a trillion Euros of taxpayers money on the disastrous Energiewende program, all but destroying Germany's industrial heartland and causing widespread energy poverty to consumers and businesses alike, ideologically green - agressive Germany is giving up on its mad rush into unreliable «energy» — wind and solar — undergoing the biggest coal - fired power expansion in her history...

It seemed like a good idea at the time: take the 2011 version of the Zero S electric motorcycle from the industrial heartland of Auckland to my home in Orewa, and let the 43 - kilometre journey validate the viability of two - wheeled EVs for all and sundry.

COAL - fired power plant closures have become the order of the day for Australia's virtue - signalling and global warming theory - obsessed political class who think that destroying the country's industrial heartland, and imposing crippling energy - poverty on its citizens is a worthwhile price to pay for «saving the planet».

Whether the CET with its focus on the industrial heartland of England has been adequately adjusted for Urban Heat Island as claimed is a question frequently asked of us.

Here in the industrial heartland, injuries are not a thing of the past.