Sentence examples for fair production from inspiring English sources
CMMNTY aims for a fair deal for everyone involved, with clean and fair production – organic cotton yarn, spun to Gots (Global Organic Textile Standard), assembled in an ethical factory in Portugal.
After winning a scholarship to the Neighborhood Playhouse, she played some roles at a 1939 World's Fair production and joined some acts at the Catskills stages, then received her first Broadway role as an understudy in Orson Welles's Mercury Theater production of "Danton's Death".
Back at the Cape Town Fashion Council, Ramkilawan reiterates the importance of fair production: "A chief part of our success is the story – you can track the garments, you can track who produced the garments, you can even visit the person producing the garments.
In 2004 Gupta set up an art fair production company with partners.
Sustainable clothing is thought of mainly in eco-friendly context, but the evaluation territory of sustainability is enormous, encompassing areas such as fair production structure, economic vitality and qualitative growth, and consumers rational spending pattern and pursue of variety.
This fair to middling production, directed by Daniel Sullivan and featuring Annette Bening as a glamorously cast Goneril, made me wonder if the play might not be unreachably sublime.
The clothing sector has responded to this type of publicity and to consumer demand, with the introduction of small-scale ethical clothing retailers and the launch of sustainable ranges by larger retailers, mainly based on organic cotton products or Fair Trade production (Goworek et al. 2012).
The awards, presented by Paper Mill Playhouse, recognize outstanding achievement in New Jersey high school musicals, and the Fair Lawn production won in five categories, including outstanding overall production.
To be fair, the production of new plays swings both ways, and your English scribes have cause to complain for lost gigs.
Everything telegraphed, as if to say, "Isn't this Bard guy riotous good fun?" To be fair, this production, part of the Seaport Summer Theater Festival, is, sometimes.
