Translation of "Großindustrielle" in English

Six industrialist magnates from Hesse provided the financing.

And our chancellor has a weakness for big industrialists.

Lenzing continues to be the world's only industrial scale supplier of TENCEL.

This makes the process according to the invention advantageous particularly for processes carried out on an industrial or large industrial scale.

Thyssen, Krupp, Flick and other industrialists had donated millions to the NSDAP.

Large scale production of food is not dangerous if producers comply with the strict EU safety standards.

Brooke, many captains of industry have done their best work while incarcerated.

To return again to the question of why Jewish industrialists supported megalomaniac anti-Semite like Hitler: There are various theories and reports.

Here one may ask, why Jewish industrialists support a megalomaniac anti-Semite like Hitler?

Large-scale industrial production usually takes place by a two-stage oxidation of propylene with the aid of catalysts.

However, it is uneconomic to operate large-scale industrial plants to produce small volumes of precursors.

The GXS is a dry vacuum pump which delivers high vacuum performance in high volume industrial process applications.

Most of all, major industrialists exploited innovative discoveries and inventions to speed up production and improve efficiency.

These decisions include the funding for Euratom, for research into fusion and aeronautics - which might be of use 50 years from now, if ever - as well as the one-sided concentration on research carried out by large industry and the reckless determination to pursue biotechnological research without adequate risk surveillance.

Among his youthful acquaintances there were Karl Henckel, Arthur Gutheil and the future industrialist and politician Alfred Hugenberg and together they published a volume of poetry "Quartett" in 1886.

There, the industrialist Johann Gottlob Nathusius had acquired various estates and was using them to found a sprawling industrial settlement.

According to fisheries economists, subsidies by some of the world’s richest countries are the only reason large-scale industrial fishing in areas beyond coastal countries’ 200-mile exclusive economic zones is profitable.

The main policy objective of the initiative is therefore to incentivise large scale fertiliser production in the EU from domestic organic or secondary raw materials in line with the circular economy model, by transforming waste into nutrients for crops.

Quite a few big industrial firms in Germany have preferred to live comfortably on the interest from banks in the West rather than invest in the East.

After the death of Hermann Bachstein in 1908, the Rhenish industrialist Hugo Stinnes took over the majority of SEG in 1909 with the aim of taking control of the electric tramways of the Ruhr and other major cities as part of the RWE (Rheinisch-Westfälisches Elektrizitätswerk AG) power company so that they could be connected to the electric grid of western Germany.

It is assumed that, on the one hand, firm functions related to innovatory processes (R£D, marketing, strategic planning functions) concentrate in the headquarters of large corporations located in metropolitan centres and that on the other hand the majority of highly innovative small- and medium-sized firms concentrate in the same areas for reasons of information availability, ease of contact and communication relevant for innovation and innovation diffusion processes; maturing and mature pro duction processes, on the other hand are dispersed over medium-sized and smaller towns.

Among the artists and intellectuals who spent their summer vacation in Grundlsee, or settled there permanently, the industrialist and folklorist Konrad Mautner, the neurologist and founder of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud and the conductor Herbert von Karajan are particularly noteworthy.