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• Most of them lived in Crawley, an industrial town near London's Gatwick airport, and images from the scene were of relatively middle class existences.
• In response to panicked calls from Western industrial nations, Saudi Arabia has told its OPEC partners it will increase its production by two million barrels a day.
• The judgement on three test cases is one of the most significant in the history of industrial disease.
• In Siberia, industrial waste flows into Lake Baikal.
• After all, if the wealthiest, advanced industrial nation can commit crimes, why should the rest of the world have to abide by human rights conventions?
• These were harrowing occasions since most of those present were, almost by definition, in advanced stages of chronic industrial disease.
• A disused coal mine shaft was used for decades to dump hundreds of tons of industrial waste.
• As the New Year approaches, the UK economy managed to avoid the global recession that has whipped the rest of the major industrial nations this year.
• The inquest's verdict was death due to industrial disease.
• He became a press operator and then moved into the building trade as a labourer until an industrial injury on a building site left him unable to continue.
• The death was caused by an industrial disease or related to the deceased's employment or to an accident, violence, neglect, abortion, or poisoning.
• And then, when the river was nearly sucked dry, they lined it with railroad tracks and freight yards and dumped industrial waste into its bed.
• The nation's industrial heart, Ho Chi Minh City whacks the visitor like a sensorial avalanche.
• Although making extensive use of industrial sounds, combined with acoustic and electric instrumentation, it was surprisingly organic and textured.
• From 1945, the town became a model socialist town, complete with industrial zones, living quarters named Friendship III, and statues of Lenin.
• The sounds become electronic drones, otherworldly howls, pulverizing static, and then are melded into harsh industrial soundscapes.
• The results were obvious, in a span of two years Karuvampalayam has become ‘cooler and greener’ amidst the scorching heat in the industrial town.
• In a communique issued after a summit in Canada, the G8 industrial nations said Palestinians must adopt democracy.
• There's more style than substance here, and you can't even call their sound industrial metal in the least.
• But back in 1999, that type of industrial carnage sounded somewhat new.
• They incorporate industrial noise, samples and filters, shifting gears but never losing focus or edge.
• Several factors can derail China from its present track of catching up with the industrial nations.
• Born in 1963 in Setubal, an industrial town south of Lisbon, his earliest ambition was to be a footballer like his father.
• But equipment used to apply the experimental compounds, and to ensure there was no trapped air, caused the industrial disease vibration white finger.
• But Australia's farming lobby says it fears the deal will allow some industrial nations to give only superficial access to their markets.
• He was born in 1944, in the small industrial town of Soissons, France, approximately sixty miles north of Paris.
• Any sickness or industrial injury benefit paid during such period may be deducted from what the employee is entitled to under this provision.
• There is talk of how Bilbao, a small industrial town on the North coast of Spain, through its Guggenheim Museum.
• It suddenly disappears, the bass beat and industrial sounds of metal upon metal continue unabated.
• We passed through the industrial town of Lázaro Cárdenas, where the legendary tube of Petacalco used to break, before they built a dam on the Rio Balsas.
• They gave broad political endorsement to the new wording in the sections dealing with health care, industrial injury benefits, and death grants.
• It is an industrial waste product, not a medicine, more poisonous than lead and only slightly less than arsenic.
• He then submitted that the same principle should apply to sequential causes of industrial disease.
• Regulations also provide for the notification of prescribed industrial diseases and accidents.
• Campus also distributes heating oil and industrial fuel.
• The death penalty has long isolated the United States among Western industrial nations.
• We started as a regular guitar band with sax, but quite quickly went for this industrial kinda sound.
• ‘White Flying’ is the phenomenon of the White population migrating from the erstwhile industrial towns to the suburbs where they get new jobs.
• They found a hefty supply of artists, as young as 16, dotted around the country, in Sofia, Plovdiv, failed industrial towns and the countryside.
• Lots of interesting presentations: spoken work, poetry, industrial sound collage, improvisational film scoring.
• He died earlier this year after contracting the killer industrial disease mesothelioma, which is caused by exposure to asbestos dust.
• Among them are the industrial town of Hamilton in Lanarkshire, Paisley in Renfrewshire, and the west coast port of Oban.
• I've often thought that if I launched a nationwide search for a new city to live in and I had to scratch my existing favorites off the list, I'd look for an industrial town.
• Can rock and roll gel with this, creating not a dark and angry industrial beast, but a sound that draws on the less turbulent strains of the guitar's past?
• They do, however, indicate a glimmer of the potential to eradicate industrial injury and death.
• Accordingly in 1939 only the more developed industrial nations could hope to exercise any significant degree of air power.
• The unemployment rate is the lowest among the Group of Seven major industrial nations.
• He encouraged dialogue between the wealthy industrial nations and the underdeveloped countries.
• But some of the more industrial tracks on the album do not have a compelling melody.
• He spoke after the conclusion of the annual meeting of the Group of 20 industrial and developing nations near Beijing yesterday.
• Perhaps our economy is going to shift gears and we will become an industrial nation, an exporter of raw materials, an offshore financial haven.
• A developing country generally spends less of its GDP on government than an industrial nation, because it can't afford to.
• He also worked as a police surgeon and as a chairman on industrial injury boards.
• The other displays focus on the ecosystems of various water bodies by the agro-chemical waste, domestic waste, mining and stone crushing waste and industrial effluents.
• As we reported earlier, an official from the United Nations accused large industrial nations of being stingy with international aid.
• South Korea, Taiwan and now China have become substantial industrial nations.
• Today meatpacking is one of the nation's lowest-paid industrial jobs, with one of the highest turnover rates.
• A coroner has recorded a verdict of death from industrial disease after an ex-fireman died of lung cancer brought on by years of inhaling dust.