Sentence examples for a mandated production from inspiring English sources

Although he was not involved in the recording, under the terms of the contract, Most received a "mandated production credit" and it is his name that appears on the single and album credits.

Federal officials have used a variety of tools over the years to promote ethanol, including mandated production goals.

The government of Alberta mandated production cuts of 8.7% in order to reduce ballooning oil inventories.

The jump in corn prices could have driven farmers to delay moving cattle from pasture to feedlots, without deterring the subsidized and mandated production of bioethanol in the US.

These prices are rising largely because of a highly debatable government policy that mandates production of a huge amount of ethanol for use in motor fuel.

Even though product registration is not required, these regulations mandate production and quality control standards (including testing for identity, purity and adulterations) for dietary supplements.

Current rules mandate production of 13.2 billion gallons this year, which the coalition said would require about 4.7 billion bushels of corn.

Clint Murchison Sr., another Athens native, built his fortune partly by running shipments of so-called hot oil in defiance of state and federal laws mandating production limits, Mr. Burrough says.

In another example, Mr. Pruitt's office coordinated with the oil and gas lobbying group American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers in petitions against two E.P.A. regulations: one mandating production of renewable fuels and another limiting pollution of smog-causing chemicals.

What a surprise: conservatives are using the familiar canard that Washington is making too many decisions that are better left to individuals to justify repeal of a law mandating the production of more efficient light bulbs.

The review of "White Bread," by Aaron Bobrow-Strain (July 1), reminded me that during World War II the British government forbade the production of white bread because it was wasteful and mandated instead production of a National Loaf, which incorporated the wheat germ, essentially what we now call whole wheat bread.