Britain's Tony Blair puts it this way: "The modern Western state was created in the era of mass production and command and control, where governments told you what to do and provided everything.
A production site, command post, and storage facilities were obliterated.
Independent American refinery companies fetch valuations closer to 13 times while exploration and production firms command a punchier multiple of 20.
Broadway theater rents are higher, and general management agreements are often more expensive; unions representing designers, stagehands, press agents and others who work on Broadway productions also command higher wages.
When these regions switched from self-sustaining agricultural production to a command economy, they consequently lost the seeds to grow watermelon.
And perhaps out of gratitude, or maybe a sense of obligation, he said, he does not want to leave his maintenance job there even if his video-production skills may command a higher salary elsewhere.
We find that for regional production emissions, while a command and control scheme with a high lump sum emissions penalty is effective in reducing emissions, a per unit carbon tax has no effect.
In general, such adaptation involves concurrent production of a motor command destined for an effector and a motor-command copy destined for a sensory structure functioning to minimize, eliminate, or compensate for the movement-related noise (Crapse and Sommer 2008a).
which a gro up of CBS production people, under the command of Robert Wussler.
Because of their unique taste profiles, and often small production, single-origin beans command a premium.
