Sentence examples for programme of production from inspiring English sources

"But there will be a consistent programme of production through the season to ensure we have enough soft fruit for every summer barbeque and event".

"Our portfolio of exploration licences ensures Faroe has a very exciting drilling programme ahead, including around five high impact exploration and appraisal wells per annum and a very active long term programme of production in-fill wells".

So there they all were at the Wanamaker late last year with the first programme of productions finalised, and everybody was enthralled to the archaic novelty of candlelight – as are audiences as soon as they enter the theatre.

In its monthly report the bank gave warning that the rising costs of energy and raw materials, coupled with the global credit crisis, would cause Japan's economy to slow.The dates for the test flight and first delivery of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner passenger jet were pushed back by around six months, the third such delay to the programme because of production mishaps.

In summary, a captive breeding programme for production of smolts for release and ranching was established from wild fish collected from the Burrishoole River between 1960 and 1964.

Greenfield's film sets the tone for what could be a choppy, troublesome programme of independent productions, reflecting wider tensions in the land at large.

Theatre artists have reacted in disbelief to a programme of 10 productions that includes only one female playwright (Ali White) and two female directors – Annabelle Comyn, directing Tom Murphy's The Wake, and Vicky Featherstone, who will direct a new play by Belfast playwright David Ireland, called Cyprus Avenue.

In this regard, this paper proposed a mixed-integer programme for production planning of a multi-site production firm.

His only opera, Le Carosse du Saint Sacrement, has the disadvantage of being a half-evening piece, and depends on being part of a mixed programme for production.

*Full range: research programme covers topics of production, food quality, and market development.

The first group of untreated animals (controls, C) was composed of 50 animals enrolled in the study at 1 2 months of age and reared according to standard programmes of veal production following European Commission Directive 91/629, under controlled conditions, for 5 months.