Sentence examples for network of production from inspiring English sources
If a country wants to grant favours to one trading partner but not all, it has to write complex "rules of origin" to establish the nationality of a product.But in a dense network of production, every product is a mongrel, with an indecipherable pedigree.
Did a network of production, distribution and financial managers all mislead him?
These feuds are especially puzzling when the players are tied together by a complex network of production and distribution deals both in America and around the world.
Honda owns a network of production facilities in China, including the car assembly factories and three auto parts manufacturers, as well as two motorbike plants, two plants that make generators, pumps and other power equipment and three research centers.
Not unlike P.S. 1, the Queens museum that began as a studio program for visual artists from many countries, but on a much larger and more complex scale, the World Art Center would enable artists and producers to inhabit a vibrant network of production spaces.
A supply chain can be analysed as a network of production processes which can be localised within and outside a given geographic area.
Linked with globalization was the idea of spatial reorganization and the hypothesis that cities were becoming key loci within global networks of production, finance, and telecommunications.
We demonstrate the ways in which state activity in wartime reconfigured socio-economic networks of production, distribution and consumption.
Particularly in the operations domain, planning and scheduling applications have extended to networks of production and distribution facilities, such as refinery networks.
While Nygren [58] argues that certification schemes reproduce (inferior) positions of southern producers as authentic and exotic others, she does not completely deny that certification had a positive impact on altering asymmetries in global networks of production and consumption.
She concludes that certification as a market-based form of governance has only had a limited impact on altering the unequal relationship characteristic of global networks of production and consumption.
