Sentence examples for production responsibility from inspiring English sources
Since the nineteenth century, France has actively encouraged a separation between the political responsibility and the production responsibility for public services.
One innovation in China's agriculture was the "production responsibility system," which allowed the commune to contract with its members for quotas of output; the members were free to sell the surplus on the open market.
Chrysler would outsource 60% of the production responsibility to suppliers, which would pick up a third of the $900 million capital investment for the new plant.
In the spring of 1956, some agricultural cooperatives of Yongjia County experimented with the production responsibility system in which production was contracted to communes with full awards and full compensation (Agricultural Bureau of Yongjia County 1997, 122).
Rather than buy parts and the machinery to assemble them into vehicles, Chrysler will outsource 60% of the production responsibility for a new Jeep Wrangler and many of the factory jobs to its suppliers.
Initially, the "production responsibility" reforms sometimes vested farmland in smaller, hopefully more easily managed groups of farmers, often old work teams or brigades from the former commune.
Nonunion staff member would most likely handle the writing and production responsibilities for newscasts.
Richard M. Nixon, were simulcast on all three networks, and production responsibilities were rotated among them.
Georgia-Pacific has been combining sales and production responsibilities as part of a plan to reduce administrative costs by more than $200 million over two years.
He rejoined the BBC after a three-month holiday on October 1 as chief creative officer, taking over Alan Yentob's production responsibilities.
Jamie Angus, the former deputy editor of Newsnight who took over the Radio 4 flagship show last September, is restructuring its reporting team around five new multimedia roles, expected to include more online and production responsibilities.
