Sentence examples for producing merchandise from inspiring English sources

Now that airlines have realized how much money they can make by selling more than just a seat on their planes, they are coming up with all sorts of income-producing ideas — including selling flight interruption insurance and producing merchandise with their logos.

Details are sketchy, but speculation suggests Cowell will devise the formats and Green will help finance them, even producing merchandise that could go on sale in his network of high street stores.

Just skimming the surface, we found the Cowboys produced merchandise at four factories that have egregious sweatshop violations".

They post songs on YouTube, produce merchandise, collect testimonies from members, and email assistants across the county.

"If we determine that other suppliers were using a deactivated factory to produce merchandise for Walmart, that's a violation of our supplier standards.

What does this say about compliance?" On Monday, Walmart said that the "Tazreen factory was no longer authorized to produce merchandise for Walmart," but confirmed that one of its suppliers had "subcontracted" work to the factory without authorization.

Wal-Mart said the Tazreen Fashions Ltd. factory was no longer authorized to produce merchandise for Wal-Mart but that a supplier subcontracted work to it "in direct violation of our policies".

India's exhibit showed handicrafts of very high quality which they hope to sell in the U.S. One obstacle to overcome is to get native craftsmen to produce merchandise of uniform quality.

Roberto C. Milk, Novica's chief executive, said the company's effort was inspired by traditional merchants' interest in buying the Web site's goods wholesale, or working with its network of artisans to produce merchandise specially for their stores.

Ms Stewart, 61, a former stockbroker and a director of the New York Stock Exchange, runs a lifestyle business which produces merchandise, TV shows, books and a magazine based on home decoration.

The Universal Studios Consumer Products Group, a unit of Seagram has awarded licenses to 70 companies to produce merchandise tied to the holiday release of Dr. Seuss's "How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" directed by Ron Howard and starring Jim Carrey.