Sentence examples for production aid from inspiring English sources
Richard Mills, a spokesman for the United States trade representative's office, said, "The E.U. has not acted in accord with the agreement, notably in providing production aid to the A380".
Collectively, the cuts, which will not be official until April 25, would strip more than $1 million in federal production aid from PBS shows, which have been hard-pressed for financing in recent years.
If it reminds me of anything it would be Zemanta, also an online content production aid.
Many belts contained also DBP or DEHP in the plastic in amounts below 1%% but above the Qm-limits, presumably because they are used as a production aid in an inner adhesive layer.
On the contrary, bifidobacteria are often taken as useful indicators of human health under most environmental conditions, on the basis that they play important roles in metabolism such as amino acid and vitamin production, aid defense against infection, are associated with longevity, antitumor activities, pathogen inhibition, and immunopotentiation [ 2, 3, 5].
Erica Whyman's production, aided by Tom Piper's design, has a sweeping momentum, even if it could afford to turn down the volume.
But what this production, aided by Soutra Gilmour's set and Dan Jones's sound design, does superbly is usher us into a world of self-regarding power that falls apart through its neglect of instinctive human feeling.
Trevor Nunn's dazzling new production, aided by Ranjit Bolt's textual revisions, leaves us in no doubt of the play's modern resonance by setting it in a world of stock markets, nanotechnology and global warming.
The utilization of lignocellulosic feedstocks as an alternative to fossil-derived fuels for biofuel production aids in a cleaner and green environment.
In addition to producing high and stable plant yields, GMPs have also been bred to be resistant to insects or as plant production aids (GMPs of the 1st generation were produced without substantial changes in the composition and nutritive value).
Director Bill English's production, aided by Micah J. Stieglitz's projections of Bauer's art and Savannah Jo Lack's original score, is moving.
