Sentence examples for production interest from inspiring English sources

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Malika Alouane, director of communications at al-Jazeera Children's, added: "We are pleased to be part of this first-of-a kind children's programming co-production, as an Arabic children's broadcaster with a major production interest, we are confident that Baaas, like the first series, will prove successful with the Arabic pre-schoolers".

Due to its long use and beneficial properties as a robust production host in large scale, especially commercial ethanol production, interest in metabolic engineering and utilization of the engineered S. cerevisiae in the production of fuels and other bulk chemicals from renewable resources keeps increasing.

Key rates like Inflation, industrial production, interest, and GDP will influence stock markets.

But his production interests began percolating much earlier.

Tullow, with production interests in 28 countries, is also among firms expected to announce job cuts to its North Sea operations.

Granada owns one-third of the Independent Television Network of Britain, and a split would enable it to concentrate on strengthening its television production interests.

Enterprise was formed in 1982 by the British government to hold the offshore oil exploration and production interests of the British Gas Corporation, which was later privatized.

Apache, based in Houston, has exploration and production interests in the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf Coast states and east Texas, as well as in countries including Egypt and Canada.

When investigators looked into the matter afterward, they found disturbing evidence that both the First Energy Nuclear Operating Company, which runs Davis-Besse, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission had put production interests ahead of safety.

Yet, this approach to forest policy has been challenged increasingly by civil society organizations who demand stronger consideration of non-timber production interests, and more participation of actors from beyond the traditional forest sector.