Sentence examples for treat factory from inspiring English sources

If the city's landmark commission was willing to make the old Milk-Bone dog treat factory on the Lower East Side a landmark, why doesn't Yankee Stadium make the cut?

But I must admit: I get a bit aggravated by politicians who readily treat factory workers and their hardhats as political props but fail to deliver on public policies that would help more Americans get these good jobs.

Rowntree was a Victorian Quaker, chocolatier and philanthropist who gave the world not only fruit pastilles and Kit-Kats, but also the proof that treating factory-workers with decency and respect was actually really good for both business and society in general.

The approach uses exergy analysis and treats the factory as an integrated energy system comprising a building, its technical building services and manufacturing processes.

The recent moves have angered many employees who have become accustomed to a company that, under founder Charney, had fashioned a name for itself by treating its factory workers well — with good wages, benefits and even free massages.

Rugs, mattresses, curtains, and other similar items may be treated in factories to proof them from moths and other pests [ 34].

Considering the way the humans used to treat their own factory farm -- their own fuel cells -- the machines are models of caring livestock husbandry.

If we must look for an ideological culprit for the horrific way we treat animals in factory farms in our contemporary culture, we would do well to blame both the Industrial Revolution and free market economics.

"You don't see an Apple campaign for how well they treat workers in factories," Mr. Hetzel said, referring to reports of poor working conditions at factories owned by some of the technology giant's subcontractors.

The federal Bureau of Alcohol , Tobaccoand Firearms was treating the scorched factory, which made syringes and parts for intravenous hookups, as a crime scene.

The secret of this success is not money or guns, but boxes of sweet, cold treats from his factory in the far west.