Sentence examples for rules for production from inspiring English sources

This study explores how energy might be conceptualised as a commons, a resource owned and managed by a community with a system of rules for production and consumption.

No explanation is included of how present-day public health officials go about detecting a problem, how they define an epidemic, how they use data such as incidence or attack rates to identify the cause, and how laws and regulations (e.g., vaccine requirements for school entry and rules for production of food and biological materials) are indispensable for disease prevention.

In particular, while representation may be secured by semantic rules (as in language itself), there cannot be rules for the production of artistic expression.

And new safety rules for egg production, which came too late to prevent this episode, might help stave off a similar outbreak in the future.

The measure now goes to the Senate, where passage is expected to make Uruguay the first country in the world to license and enforce rules for the production, distribution and sale of marijuana for adult consumers.

A Disney official told The New York Times on Wednesday that the company had sent a letter to thousands of licensees and vendors on March 4 setting out new rules for overseas production.

However, few (other than literary and language scholars) remember the author for his deft command of the English language, as demonstrated and discussed in his essay "Politics and the English Language" (1946), in which he lays out some key questions and rules for the production of good writing.

The energy market is a liberalized but regulated market that provides rules for the production, transport, and delivery of energy.

This directive allows for the relaxation of selected hygiene rules for the production of cheeses using traditional methods and allows producers to market their goods through commercial retailers within their administrative region.

Hegel does not prescribe strict rules for the production of beauty; but he does set out broad criteria that truly beautiful art must meet, and he is critical of work that claims to be "art" but that fails to meet these criteria.

Under existing Italian law, unproven stem cell therapies can be administered on a case-by-case basis to patients with untreatable, severe illnesses who have no other options but only if there are enough published data on safety in internationally recognized journals and if therapies are prepared by authorized hospital labs under the Italian rules for the production of stem cells.