Значения термина industrial recovery на английском

Marchionne said he told Monti a weaker euro would help the industrial recovery.

Powerhouses Germany and France continued to lead the 16-nation single currency zone's industrial recovery.

But this 57-year-old Scot's celebrity network is one of the more unlikely engines of Britain's industrial recovery.

Whitehaven said there were recent signs the market was improving, but the short-term outlook was dependent on the region's post-pandemic economic and industrial recovery.

Companies such as diversified manufacturer Parker Hannifin Corp and engineering company Fluor Corp should have a good exposure to the industrial recovery, he added.

The National Industrial Recovery Act expires on the sixteenth of June.

Construction agency set up under the National Industrial Recovery Act to build major public works.

That is the simple idea which is the very heart of the Industrial Recovery Act.

Two-part legislation for National Industrial Recovery (leading to National Industrial Recovery Act): Schlesinger, vol.

This legislation was called the National Industrial Recovery Act, and Congress passed it on June 13.

May 27, 1935: Supreme Court declares the National Industrial Recovery Act unconstitutional.

Yet another hope for reversing unemployment, albeit indirectly, lay in Title I, the other half of the National Industrial Recovery Act.

Uniform standards of hours and wages apply today to 95 percent of industrial employment within the field of the National Industrial Recovery Act.

It had thrown out the National Industrial Recovery Act and the Agricultural Adjustment Act, the president's first efforts to restore sanity to the economy.

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Agency set up under the National Industrial Recovery Act, June 1933, to establish and monitor "voluntary" industry-wide codes setting production levels and employment standards.