Sentence examples for changes to factory from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — The shorter workweeks and higher pay that Apple's biggest contract manufacturer, Foxconn, has promised would mean fundamental changes to factory work in China — assuming enough workers can be found in the first place.

We learnt that changes to factory employment policies during the lifetime of an intervention study are largely unpredictable and can result in significant loss to follow-up.

The OSHA spokesman, Ted Fitzgerald, said Tortilleria Chinantla could either challenge the violations or settle them by making the required changes to the factory and its operations and by paying fines.

Oliver Twist helped bring about changes to the Factory Acts and other laws that kept children in poverty; Nicholas Nickleby was the reason brutal Yorkshire Schools – where unwanted children were sent and abused – were closed down; and A Christmas Carol remains famous around the world for its message of redemption and charity.

Mr. Evans of Bernstein said that the companies could also make slight changes to their factories that make drugs for other countries so that they no longer meet the requirements of the F.D.A. and could not be reimported.

Mr. McDougall said that Willamette had consulted with state authorities as it made changes to its factories over the years and had been told that no permits were required but that the environmental agency had "revisited these decisions based on a revised interpretation of long-established standards and practices".

They cause technological changes or batch size and product variation changes to which the factory has to be adapted rapidly.

There is no way to find out if a user has seem-edited the phone if you change them back to factory settings.

The energy package, intended to reduce the nation's dependence on fossil fuels and slow the production of the gases that contribute to global warming, would bring major changes to America's highways, farms, factories, refineries and power plants.

Nevertheless, the change from workshop discipline to factory discipline has had a social cost, as it has led to changes in family roles, the loss of some traditions, and fixed schedules and hierarchies.

The Energy Department insisted that the boundary be the factory site perimeter, requiring changes to the safety analysis the consortium must submit to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to win a license.