Sentence examples for cleaner factory from inspiring English sources

But he couldn't resist trying to improve the prototypes at the vacuum cleaner factory where he worked.

It's a former vacuum cleaner factory in the hip Neukölln district and offers "rooms" in a range of converted vintage caravans and repurposed huts in an indoor setting among fake grass and fairy-lit silver birches.

Still, even as Ford's new and cleaner factory attracts national attention, Mr. Ford acknowledges that his work is viewed skeptically in another arena critical to the company's success: Wall Street.

But in June, Mr. Greathouse, 55, lost his job at the Hoover vacuum cleaner factory here, and with so many other factories laying off people, he is at a loss about what to do.

[Page C2.] Steady Decline in Manufacturing Jim Greathouse, who lost his tool-and-die job at the Hoover vacuum cleaner factory in Canton, Ohio, in June, is one of 160,000 Ohio workers who have lost their manufacturing jobs in the last three years.

Dirty factories can buy the right to pollute from cleaner factories.

Mr. Bush said the Clean Air Act of 1990, which updates and tightens Federal air pollution standards for the first time since 1977, was "simply the most significant air pollution legislation in our nation's history". "This bill means cleaner cars, cleaner power plants, cleaner factories, and cleaner fuels," he said at a packed White House ceremony.

These forces promise cleaner factories, producing better goods at lower prices, personalised to our individual needs and desires.

In their view, it's a backhanded attack on the key air pollution studies that forced companies to spend billions of dollars on cleaner factories and better equipment.

This would involve all those working as cleaners, factory workers, shop assistants, railway workers, bus drivers, care home assistants, nurses, doctors, computer programmers, technical experts and all the others, too numerous to name.

Situated around 14km from the port city of Latakia, away from the primary areas of conflict in Syria, he hopes to begin exporting in November, and says the project will support around 50 people ranging from orange pickers, drivers, cleaners, factory workers, administrators and accountants.