Sentence examples for make the panels from inspiring English sources

An earlier tariff on the components used to make the panels was circumvented by Chinese firms outsourcing the components to Taiwan and then assembling the panels in China.

Sharp has struggled to cut costs and reshape its business, partly because it has invested in expensive plants in Japan that make the panels for TVs and mobile devices and is being hurt by plunging prices and intense competition.

"Why Tel Aviv?" Until the check was replaced, he said, he used his credit cards to pay the employees helping make the panels in his studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

The United States is still strong in making factory equipment for manufacturing solar panels, Mr. Meyer said, and should let China actually make the panels as long as Chinese banks and local and provincial governments refuse to admit defeat and continue covering most of the costs.

The cool thing about the SWAT truck is the sound and the elevating deck: Push a button on the remote to make the panels in the back of the truck open and reveal the mini helicopter inside of it.

Bright, a startup out of Y Combinator that installs solar panels in Mexico, agreed that if SolarCity's new panel is indeed producing a 22percentt module-level efficiency, it would make the panels the most efficient.

Senator Graham and Representative Porter J. Goss, the Florida Republican who is chairman of the House intelligence committee, generally seem inclined to make the panel forward-looking.

P.B.A. officials say they still hope that their objections will persuade Mr. Eischen to make the panel's decision more favorable to the police.

UNITED NATIONS -- The panel announced by Israel to investigate the deadly assault on a flotilla seeking to run the Gaza blockade lacks adequate international weight to make the panel credible, the United Nations secretary general said Friday.

We became the blue chip standard: We install the system, we design it, we make the panel, we make the solar cell.

(Newly cast Erinn Hayes, who will play Bradford's character's ex, was on location shooting a movie in New York and couldn't make the panel).