Sentence examples for held production from inspiring English sources

Our analyses showed that manufacturers in Shandong and Gansu provinces did not produce at least 40% of the products on the 2004 NEML for which they held production licenses, with their production decisions determined primarily by economic considerations.

Ms. Doumanian also said that she and her companion, Jacqui Safra, and their privately held production company "took significant financial risks" on Mr. Allen's behalf.

The 1970s were a thankless time to edit a national newspaper: tired printing presses produced murky and stereo typed pages, hidebound recruitment procedures gave rise to stultifying staffing and print union power held production of papers to capricious ransom.

It's true that the studios held production in tight control then, and that, by 1939, Hollywood had indeed achieved what André Bazin called "the maturity of a style brought to classic perfection"—a manner that called for a revolution, one that came, right on schedule, with "Citizen Kane," in 1941.

His lawyer, Michael Zweig, said that despite repeated requests, Mr. Allen was never given a full accounting of his movies' finances from his close friend of 30 years, Jean Doumanian, who served as his producer for the eight films; her companion, Jaqui Safra, an international financier; and their privately held production company, Sweetland Films.

Barnack had produced the first of his new generation cameras in 1914; World War I and its disastrous effect on the German economy held production back.

It holds production workshops for educators wishing to go online.

"There are protections in there so broadcasters can't hold production companies to ransom by lowballing them on subsequent commissions".

Tells history of OPEC whose baic purpose has been to fix prices & hold production at a level to sustain these prices.

The charge includes $360 million stemming from Boeing's decision to hold production at 1.5 airplanes per month rather than raise it to two, a result of slow orders.

Although the effective use of financial resources is generally regarded as beyond the responsibility of production management, many manufacturing firms with large inventories (some accounting for more than 50 percent of total assets) usually hold production managers responsible for inventories.