Sentence examples for regulated factory from inspiring English sources

Kiaora, it turned out, had outsourced the formula-making to a properly registered and regulated factory.

Shenzhen is notorious as a place where workers in poorly regulated factories often lose limbs in labor-related accidents.

It would be the first rare earth processing plant in nearly three decades to be finished outside China, where barely regulated factories have left vast toxic and radioactive waste sites.

In the next five years, Reeves sponsored 14 measures regulating factory and mine conditions, working hours, wages, and child and female labour.

One administration official said it was working on a plan that would provide several million dollars to the Bangladesh government to help strengthen its efforts to regulate factory buildings, especially on fire safety.

OO EPA's Failure To Regulate Factory Farm Pollution Draws New Scrutiny over its failure to adequately measure potentially toxic air emissions from the nation's factory farms.

"The state saw what was happening and tried to regulate factories in the 1880s and said let's clear a space for this kind of economics.

It includes a Supreme Court ruling last year forcing the agency to take a broader, more aggressive approach to regulate factories and power plants that add capacity or make renovations that increase air pollutants.

Not one of them, it seems, wants to talk too much about the difficulty of regulating factories across several times zones, 6,000 miles and a vast linguistic and cultural divide.

There's a reason government has stepped in to regulate factories, after all.

Government finally accepted that regulating factory chimneys was not enough.