Sentence examples for proper manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Such inclusions can be avoided by proper manufacturing procedures.

But in an interview last month, Gary J. Buehler, an F.D.A. official and former director of the agency's office of generic drugs, said that the F.D.A. ensured that generic makers adhere to proper manufacturing standards and produce high-quality products.

But Manfred Bischoff, the diplomatic boss of DASA, and Sir Richard Evans, the blunt chief executive of BAe, are both determined that eventually the Airbus company should own the assets.As Airbus prepares to launch plans for a giant double-decker super-jumbo next year, pressure on the French to make it a proper manufacturing company is growing.

Results of stability testing are important in developing proper manufacturing process, selecting proper packaging, storage conditions, product's shelf life, and determining the expiration date [10 12].

Recalls are not a reflection of outsourcing as a trade and business model so much as they are failures at secure communication, a lack of real-time processing data, sub-par proper manufacturing specifications, and faulty design and quality-control processes.

Using the proper manufacturing technique, hanji paper can last 1,000 years.

With soaring fuel costs reducing the margin on imports, unemployment at a 15-year high and a growing suggestion that people would pay more for British-made brands, it's a crying shame that there isn't a proper bike manufacturing industry in this country.

Founder Alice Taylor says the company uses Selective Laser Sintering, to give it its proper Additive Manufacturing (aka 3D Printing) title, using EOS machines, usually a p100 model.

The city proper was a manufacturing and distribution centre.

Employment in manufacturing proper is less than a fifth of the total.

"It's not firmly enough rooted on a proper balance between manufacturing and a wide range of services and financial services," he said, adding that the banking crisis was not resolved and "we don't want to be a low-wage, low-productivity, long-hours economy".