Sentence examples for opening up production from inspiring English sources
The company is opening up production offices all around the world, including in New York, Mumbai, Toronto and Sydney, in order to capitalise on the popularity of BBC programme formats.
But in his second term Obama has increasingly admitted doubts about Keystone XL, saying it would create few jobs and would worsen climate change by opening up production from the tar sands.
Social systems were coming under pressure as aristocratic fortunes (based on agricultural land) were threatened by the opening up of food production in North and South America; industry had grouped together manual labourers and given them the power of strike action unavailable to isolated farmworkers; Britain's lead in the Industrial Revolution had been eroded by Germany and the US.
The chief executive of Pact, the independent producers' trade body, described the opening up of the BBC's TV production operation as a "historic moment".
We can do this by opening up BBC production to the market and by having common, sensible, flexible terms of trade for all producers, independent or in-house.
Mexico's nationalist energy policy has closed off the option that most cash-starved national oil companies have used — opening up some production to joint ventures with foreign companies.
But a gap may be opening up between the production's style and Ms. Peters's.
In 1997 the Brazilian government opened up Petrobras's exploration and production division to outside companies and invited in private investors.
In the period streets of London, the production's opened up.
With demand from emerging economies continuing apace, the quest for new fossil fuels is opening up unexplored territories for production.
Our analysis has, however, identified a previously unknown family of compounds with a six- to ten-carbon backbone (Fig. 6; supplementary material Table S1), showing inhibition of PIP and PIP2 production, opening up a new range of chemical structures that could be of potential therapeutic interest.
