Sentence examples for plant blamed from inspiring English sources

Portugal's state-owned EDP electricity company, which runs the Lindoso reservoir hydroelectric plant, blamed low rainfall for the drop in the water level.

Kelly Trice, the president and chief operating officer of Shaw-Areva Mox Services, the company building the plant, blamed construction at Vogtle and another civilian reactor project for driving up construction costs at the South Carolina factory.

Like a single-stage sewage treatment plant blaming an overripe scallion for stinking up the joint.

Honda is to cut 800 jobs at its Swindon plant, blaming weak demand in European markets.

Honda is planning to cut 800 jobs at its Swindon plant, blaming weak demand across Europe.

On 11 January Honda announced it was planning to cut 800 jobs at its Swindon plant, blaming weak demand across Europe.

The Fair Labor Association said local laws would require the companies — which came under fire because of conditions at the plants blamed for a series of suicides in 2010 — to reduce hours by almost a third by 2013 for the hundreds of thousands working in Foxconn plants across southern China.

Cameron promised he would raise the issue of job losses at UK steel plants, blamed in part on cheaper Chinese imports, as well as the country's chequered human rights record, but said those would be part of "many issues" to discuss.

The Fair Labor Association said on Tuesday local laws require the companies -- which came under fire over conditions at the plants blamed for a series of suicides in 2010 -- to reduce hours by almost a third by 2013 for the hundreds of thousands working in Foxconn plants across southern China.

Global protests against Apple swelled after reports spread in 2010 about the suicides at Foxconn plants, blamed on harsh working conditions and alienation felt by migrant laborers, often from impoverished provinces, in a bustling metropolis like Shenzhen, which is home to two of the three factories the FLA inspected.

Global protests against Apple swelled after reports spread in 2010 of a string or suicides at Foxconn's plants, blamed on harsh working conditions and the alienation that migrant laborers, often from impoverished provinces, face in a bustling metropolis like Shenzhen, where two of the three factories the FLA inspected are located.