Even before the meeting, a report by the International Energy Agency had concluded that a mere production freeze would have a only limited effect on physical oil supply.
"What we do at USCIS is so important to our nation, so meaningful to the applicants and petitioners, and the nature of the work is often so complicated, that we should never allow our work to be regarded as a mere production line or even described in business or commercial terms," Cissna wrote.
It is a common error in colleges and universities to suppose that the mere production of a masterpiece must amount to an educational experience for players and audience alike.
Or at least, you would if price did not, in the perfume business, stand for an awful lot more than mere production costs.
Mere production landscapes with a mixture of high-intensity, species-poor grassland and arable land, and few ECAs were rated lowest, most often selected as disliked, and characterized as boring, although productive.
We are not a mere event production company but an integrated media company and that's a tremendous advantage to us.
'True' language use, as opposed to the mere production of sound, is according to Cordemoy a matter of "giving signs to one's thoughts" (1968 196).
In many instances, health workers are treated as mere production tools, such as when financial incentives are introduced to increase productivity, without taking into account other dimensions of work.
This finding may suggest that the mere production of neurofilaments in spinal cord tissue increases as a result of the stress induced by simple laminectomy and not necessarily following a direct traumatic injury.
In the negative camp, S. Davies (1994) argues that mere production of occasional artworks does not suffice to constitute an artform crafts being a notable example—and the aim of architecture is frequently, or even typically, not the production of art but useful items that do not aim at artistic value.
Moreover, it set new standards of institutionalization, "packaging," merchandising, and publicity, as well as mere production, especially of fact books and "subject series".
