Sentence examples for demand production of from inspiring English sources

The centuries-old doctrine of habeas corpus permits a judge to demand production of a prisoner, a power Judge Urbina sought to exercise with his order that the men be brought to him.

"That means it is not protected by Fourth Amendment when the government goes to a third-party service provider and issues something that is not a warrant to demand production of those records," said Mark Eckenwiler, a former Justice Department lawyer who worked on the case and is now with the Washington law firm Perkins Coie.

With decreasing demand, production of the inexpensive inhalation agent has fallen.

Tiny freeze-dried pellets that include all the molecular machinery needed to translate DNA into proteins could form the basis for on-demand production of drugs and vaccines.

We demonstrate the first complete microbial production of betanin in Saccharomyces cerevisiae from glucose, an early step towards a fermentation process enabling rapid, on-demand production of this natural dye.

For example in the late 1980s, the Catofin™ process was designed for the on-demand production of propylene and isobutylene using propane and isobutane, respectively [2, 3, 4].

What if FINRA demands production of you joint tax return but your spouse doesn't want to disclose his/her confidential financial information?

Samsung's Motion to Compel is an improper attempt to harass Apple by demanding production of extremely sensitive trade secrets that have no relevance to Apple's likelihood of success on its infringement claims or to a preliminary injunction motion.

Efficient production of definitive endoderm would allow for on-demand production of pancreatic tissues.

Our engineering methodology enables the flexible design of industrial microorganisms for the efficient on-demand production of chemical compounds with therapeutic applications.

Furthermore, novel drug platforms suitable for the on-demand production of GMP-quality individualised vaccines are emerging, including synthetic peptides (Yajima et al, 2005; Rammensee and Singh-Jasuja, 2013) and RNA (Kreiter et al, 2011b; Schlake et al, 2012).