Sentence examples for information about producing from inspiring English sources

The group, which meets monthly, dispenses information about producing movies on the Island and is a networking tool for aspiring directors.

Andrew Hamingson, the Public's executive director, said in an interview that there would be new information about the producing structure and capitalization of "Hair" as early as next week.

Additional information about GHG producing and consuming patches within the flux footprint could be achieved, for example, via chamber measurements; another possibility would be to perform a detailed statistical analysis of EC fluxes and underlying footprint information in combination with detailed spatial data of the sampled area.

It is not about producing more information "but that it is richer in terms of content, or knowledge.

Nordstrom says it is considering adding information about clothes produced in humane working conditions.

Established in 1990 by the Rockefeller Foundation, this nonprofit organization spreads information about independently produced films and how communities and individuals can use them to throw light on race relations and other issues.

Instead, participants attending a GP randomized to the control group will receive brief generic information about depression, produced by beyondblue (national depression network), i.e. 'Understanding depression'.

The information leaflet, the study questionnaire, a reply slip (for people to decline to take part if they wish so), two freepost envelopes (one for the reply slip to be sent to the ONS and one for the questionnaire to be sent to the research team) and a leaflet with information about bereavement (produced by the Royal College of Psychiatrists) are also enclosed.

The site, www.farmtotable.org, provides information about New York State's produce and other foods, recipes, a listing of events and discussions of food-related issues, and information about producers like Laurie Goodheart, left, who makes goat cheese at Nettle Meadow Organic Farm in Warrenburg, N.Y.

The aim is to chart the health of animals and plants along with the efficiency of farms as part of an initiative dubbed "Sense-T" that is creating a state-wide network of sensors to give producers, and ultimately consumers, detailed information about Australian produce.

Whole Foods' new system to rate the eco-friendliness of its products gives customers more information about the produce and flowers they buy, but it's hurting farmers in the process, according to Mark Kastel, a farm policy analyst with The Cornucopia Institute.