Sentence examples for working on production from inspiring English sources

Now she is working on production models, not futuristic concepts.

After a five-week trial in state court in Waterloo, Iowa, the jury rejected prosecutors' arguments that the manager, Sholom Rubashkin, had seen many warning signs that child laborers were working on production lines at the Agriprocessors plant.

Group FMG has about 250 of its over 400 employees in the south Indian city of Chennai, working on production, artwork retouching and the creation of interactive and mobile phone applications, among other things.

"Soon after I started at the Sun," he told me, "I was working on production, and I let the word 'victory' through on a headline about a strike by the firemen's union.

But campaigners have accused Apple, Foxconn and the Fair Labor Association (FLA), a charitable organisation that carried out the audit published on Friday, of ignoring the issue of forced internships, where students are told they will not graduate unless they spend months working on production lines during holidays.

But in the immediate future, the company is working on production projects for brands to generate revenue.

They were also able to keep their jobseeker's allowance – a crucial element to making the opportunity viable without additional funds, and are now working on productions such as Castor and Pollux and Tosca.

That is the one time that we realize, getting something to work on production environment is far more important than making something look pretty for the sake of it.

One of his early major jobs was helping out Massive Attack on their classic album Mezzanine, he also worked on production for Dissolved Girl, which cropped up on The Matrix soundtrack.

Professor Shaiken's grandfather, Philip Chapman, took a job at the Highland Park plant in 1914, earning five dollars a day, and worked on production at Ford until his retirement in the mid-1950s.

Food hygiene in poultry plants has been compromised by employment regimes that have meant staff continue to work on production lines even when sick because of fears they will be penalised for taking time off, according to union sources.