Sentence examples for eliminating production from inspiring English sources

From a public health vantage, eliminating production subsidies on unhealthy food products (such as fats and sugars) is likely to do more health good than harm for all countries.

From an economic perspective, cooperatives offer the advantage of eliminating production externalities that may remain under an IFQ program with relatively large owner classes.

There are savings to be found — by slowing or eliminating production of hugely expensive aerial combat fighters (like the F-22, which has not been used in the two current wars) and mid-ocean fighting ships with no likely near-term use.

BOS could be treated by eliminating production of interleukin-21 (IL-21) by donor T cells or IL-21 receptor (IL-21R) signaling of donor B cells.

"When such [coca] plantations are eradicated [by law enforcement] – either manually or by aerial spraying – rather than eliminating production, it simply displaces it somewhere else, leading to further deforestation, as well as the wider environmental impacts of spraying with toxic herbicides," adds Steve.

It might also eliminate production blocking, reduce social loafing, and encourage careful processing of shared ideas.

In 2006 DuPont and seven other companies agreed with the EPA to cut their production of PFOA by 95percentt by 2010 and to eliminate production completely by 2015.

Proposed process and quality control standards seek to eliminate production errors and control materials to avoid deviation from the design.

"My idea was, let's eliminate production altogether," he adds, by featuring Skype, and once Skype gave its approval to use its logo, the campaign was a go.

The meeting is designed to lay the groundwork for a conference in London next month that would strengthen a 1987 treaty that restricts the chemicals, cholorofluorocarbons, or CFC's, and eliminate production of the industrial chemicals outright.

Fiat Chrysler, for its part, has eliminated production of compact and midsize cars altogether at factories in Michigan and Illinois, temporarily laying off workers as it retools the plants to produce S.U.V.s and trucks.