Examples of using Industrialisation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Africa Industrialisation Day.
It is not about modernisation or industrialisation.
Industrialisation results in a social and an economic revolution.
We strongly believe in industrialisation and globalisation.
Industrialisation did not end up eliminating the need for human workers.
On other subjects, Ustaše were against industrialisation and democracy.
The industrialisation of the Russian Empire was partially the result of a massive influx of French capital into the country.
Subsequently, the city grew rapidly as a result of massive industrialisation.
As industrialisation made societies more complex, large centralised bureaucracies grew up to manage them.
Manchester in the 19th century featured in works highlighting the changes that industrialisation had brought.
Industrialisation also brought cotton printing, hydroelectric plants and later metal and machinery factories, as well as paper mills.
In the 19th century,Manchester featured in works highlighting the changes that industrialisation had brought to Britain.
During the English Civil War and the industrialisation English anarchist thought developed in the context of revolutionary working class politics.
The expansion of the steel industry thatoccurred during this time laid the foundation for future industrialisation.
The Cromford Canal and Cromford and High Peak Railway,which aided the industrialisation of the area, are also part of the World Heritage Site.
Perhaps with the tools of this new technological revolution, we will be able to undo some of the damagedone to the natural world by the last one, industrialisation.
The end of the nineteenth century saw the industrialisation of the country and the development of the railways but also the start of the bitter wars with Prussia and later Germany.
Russia wished to industrialize, but lacked the capital to do so while the French were more than prepared tolend the necessary money to finance Russia's industrialisation.
A product of industrialisation, mass communications and the revolutions in France and the United States, it reached its height with the political unification of Germany and of Italy in the later 19th century.
Ormond was a firm believer in the transformative power of educationand believed the college would be of“great importance and value” to the industrialisation of Melbourne during the late-19th century.
Today, because of measures introduced in response to, and to some extent on the proceeds of, industrialisation, people in the developed world are provided with unemployment benefits, disability allowances and other forms of welfare.
It accounts poorly for national movements of Ancient Rome and Greece since it insists that nationalism is tied to modernity andso cannot exist without a clearly-defined modern industrialisation.
It is the clash between‘natural' sleep patterns and our rigid social structures-clock-time, industrialisation, school hours, working hours- that makes segmented sleeping seem like a disorder and not a boon.
Africa Industrialization Day, established in 1990, is the day on which a large number of African governments andorganisations gather to examine various different ways to stimulate the industrialisation process in Africa.
Africa Industrialisation Day was established in 1990 and is the day when a large number of African governments and organisations gather to examine various different ways to stimulate the industrialisation process in Africa.
The cruel irony of climate change is that people in the developing world, who can least afford to adapt to climate change,will pay the steepest price for the 200 years of industrialisation and pollution from the developed world.
To begin with,we were so delighted with the benefits to our life-styles that gradual industrialisation and modernisation accorded us, that we were not aware of the enormous influence for the worse that our industrial activities were having on the fabric of the planet.
Industrialisation, the growth of the consumer economy, the declining influence of religion and the popularity of evolutionary biology all served to emphasise that the individualwas what mattered- not traditional, paternalistic visions of a society in which everyone had a place.
In the mid-70s, before the industrialisation of the music business's promotional machinery prolonged the lifespan of albums, a three-year gap between records was unthinkable even to a behemoth like Led Zeppelin, far less a one-hit wonder.
