Sentence examples for production caps from inspiring English sources

The state's next legal amendment is likely to establish Opec-style production caps to deter its legitimate growers from diverting excess supply to illegal dealers in neighbouring states.

The expiration in 2015 of national production caps in the European Union is expected to lead to a 6 percent jump in European milk production, bringing an additional 9 billion liters, or 2.4 billion gallons, a year onto the market, said Kevin Bellamy, dairy analyst at Rabobank in the Netherlands.

Now it influences prices three ways with loans to processors, import quotas that can double the price of sugar shipped here and production caps on refiners in the U.S. “Communist China has a freer domestic market in most of its markets than we do in sugar,” says Daniel Griswold, director of trade policy studies at the Cato Institute.

But it also set production caps at a time when developed countries feared the lower production costs of countries like Singapore and South Korea, according to Mark Anner, director of the Center for Global Workers Rightss at Penn State University.

During the 2010s, Hensley supported proposed state legislation that, within the rigid three-tier framework of producers, distributors, and retailers, would relax production caps on craft breweries with respect to how much beer they can make and "self-distribute", in the belief that such relief would help such breweries grow bigger and eventually need Hensley's distribution services.

He said a production cap would have no benefit for Iran.

For instance, Luca di Montezemolo was recently ousted as chief executive of Ferrari when he resisted demands by Sergio Marchionne, the boss of its parent firm, Fiat Chrysler, to remove a production cap of 5,000 vehicles a year.

Or 100 of you, for that is the worldwide production cap.

Hence since an output-oriented approach was adopted the elimination of the production cap as a result of the abolition of milk quotas may marginally contribute to increasing milk farm productivity, because productivity might basically depend on exogenous factors that affect technology.

Gordon Davidson's last production, capping 38 years as the Taper's artistic director, was "Radio Golf".

Citric acid production (CAP) medium was prepared as described previously (Dai et al. 2004).