Sentence examples for production corporate from inspiring English sources

Several economic reports in recent weeks have been relatively optimistic, including industrial production, corporate earnings and — finally — job growth.

Mr Obama has called again, as his budgets repeatedly have, for eradicating a dog's dinner of loopholes covering inventory accounting, oil and gas production, corporate life-insurance policies, hedge-fund profits and corporate jets.

The paper provides an analysis of sixteen of the most widely used initiatives (e.g. life cycle assessment, eco-design, cleaner production, corporate social responsibility, and sustainability reporting).

Corporate logistics requires the coordination of many production and corporate sites, so it can get very complex, says Gunter Dueck, chief technologist at IBM in Mannheim, Germany, where about 8% of the degree holders in his department are mathematicians.

In the United States, wages, total hours worked, industrial production and corporate profits have all risen significantly.

From this year through 2010, the production of corporate jets will increase 80percentt over the previous 10 years.

Fry drifted from job to job, from journalism to magazine editing to film production to corporate writing to high school and college teaching.

Industrial production and corporate profits continued to tumble, stepping up pressure on the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates again when it meets on Tuesday, maybe by more than the half-point everyone expects.

That was evident on a recent afternoon when Mr. Kimmel and Ms. Gray, along with Andrea Kott, associate editor, and Morey Storck, vice president for production and corporate affairs, gathered around the latest version of the front page.

Anna Rozenich, a spokeswoman, said the coupons were not an effort to persuade the company's 953,100 shareholders to crack the annual report, an expensive production for corporate America that is widely ignored.

Mr. Iger's road through sports production toward corporate leadership was marked by what Ms. Fili-Krushel called an unusual ability to "manage up and down with equal skill".