Education, critics argue, should be a right, not a commodity for which parents pay.
The situationists rejected art as an ornament of privilege and a commodity for consumption.
He found a way to make himself a commodity for the gossip pages and play the tabloids off each other.
If we squinted just right, it was possible to look and see not a child but a commodity ("For Sale… A Girl, Eleven years old, used to the care of children.
If the debtor is a futures commission merchant or a clearing organization, then subparagraphs (A) and (D) indicate that the definition means a contract of sale of a commodity for future delivery on a contract market.
But compared with the performances of their kinsmen in the camps up north there is a difference, their art is also a commodity for which they have a market.
The Court suggests that Wickard, which we have identified as perhaps the most far reaching example of Commerce Clause authority over intrastate activity, Lopez, supra, at 560, established federal regulatory power over any home consumption of a commodity for which a national market exists.
"The cartoons have really become a commodity for me".
The first row shows a process which produces a commodity for input use (the first commodity).
The fifth row shows a process which produces a commodity for consumption use by means of a secondary material.
The first and second rows show a process which produces a commodity for input use by means of a brand-new material, and one which produces a commodity for consumption use, respectively.
