Sentence examples for supply factory from inspiring English sources

A pay dispute was resolved Thursday at a medical supply factory, ending a labor standoff in which the Chinese workers detained their American boss for nearly a week inside the plant until they reached agreement on a compensation package.

Housed in a former office supply factory in Long Island City, Queens, it will display works from the permanent collection and changing exhibitions during the expansion of the museum's midtown campus.

The two applications, berth allocation for the container terminal operations and production scheduling arrangement in an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) power supply factory, are studied.

The family owned the craft supply factory OP Craft, but in his off time, Opie's father amassed what was believed to be the country's largest collection of American political memorabilia, which filled the house.

Randy Johnson had worked for nine years at an office supply factory in Marion, Indiana, when American Pad and Paper, which had been acquired by Bain, bought out the plant in 1994.

The apparatus consists of a syringe pump (Cole Parmer, Vernon Hills, IL), a high-voltage generator DWP503-1ACC, Dong-Wen High Voltage power supply Factory, Tianjin, China), and a spinneret-mandrel as collector.

In late June, it reached a similar deal with General Motors Europe to supply factories in Poland, Spain, Britain, Germany and Russia and annually ship 1.2 million finished vehicles around the world.

Eligibility for assistance has been broadened to include farmers, ranchers and even secondary workers those employed in businesses that supply factories that close down because of foreign competition.

A coalition of trade unions and predominantly European clothing retailers have agreed to a legally binding plan to inspect garment supply factories in Bangladesh within nine months.

But the companies in the Shanghai area, on China's east coast, are reaching critical mass, with some being formed simply to supply factories in the area.

Mr. Starace especially likes long-term deals like the ones he has worked out in Mexico with Nissan and Nestlé to build wind farms to supply factories with power.