Sentence examples for production tying from inspiring English sources

September will go down as the 12th consecutive month of declining industrial production, tying a record set just after World War II, when the economy was winding down from war production.

It would have broken the link between subsidy and production, tying farm aid more closely to rural conservation and most important reducing the extent to which the CAP dumps farm goods outside the EU, which drives down world prices at great cost to poor-country farmers.How has this modest but welcome plan fared?

Gilbert Blin's production ties the works together as operas within an opera.

Some of the surplus comes from the increased tax on oil production, tied to the price of oil, that Ms. Palin supported in 2007.

There is also, in fairness, nothing new in this peek at a life of drug-addicted street dwellers, yet the whole production ties itself up in a bow that feels fresh.

The future of the show had been thrown into doubt after the suspension and eventual firing of Mr. Sheen, who set off the chain of events with a critical tirade against Mr. Lorre in the wake of a halt in production tied to Mr. Sheen's drug use.

But the economy declined 2.5% in 2016 and was on track for another loss last year because of a drop in oil production tied to lower world prices since 2015.

Compared with rivals, these companies also have less of their output tied up in production-sharing agreements, in which governments grab more as prices rise.

Daihatsu, an affiliate of the Toyota Motor Corporation, ended a production tie-up with the Bangchan General Assembly Company of Bangkok last month.

The Weinsteins would also be keen to maintain close production ties with other favourite sons including Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez, creator of From Dusk Till Dawn and the Spy Kids franchise.

Analysts say that European regulators, who have staunchly turned away large-scale music production tie-ups before, might be persuaded by the music industry's increasingly bad financial numbers to approve one deal between big players.