Sentence examples for branded supplies from inspiring English sources

Based on the difference between the list prices and generic prices, switching 1000 patients from branded supplies of zidovudine to the generic version would save £1.4 million per year, while switching 1000 patients from patented to generic versions of nevirapine would save £1.1 million per year.

In Nebraska, the Department of Correctional Services bypassed the legislative process when it announced last month that all generic tampons and pads will be provided for free and that it will only charge inmates for name-brand supplies.

1.3 Mission NALB Creative Center's mission is to support and contribute to the community of artists and crafters by offering quality, name brand supplies to accommodate customer needs; by hosting and supporting shows, events, classes and contests; and by promoting the island as an artist's oasis and destination.

NALB Creative Center's mission is to support and contribute to the community of artists and crafters by offering quality, name brand supplies to accommodate customer needs; by hosting and supporting shows, events, classes and contests; and by promoting the island as an artist's oasis and destination.

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Initially off-price stores featured price reductions on branded merchandise that came from the full-price "mother" store; today brands supply merchandise in huge quantities in anticipation of off-price sales.

The 29 brands supplied by Rana Plaza were invited to Geneva by the IndustriALL Global Union for two days of meetings chaired by the International Labor Organization, but just nine turned up.

From the beginnings of assisting independent sales agents around the UK, the company now assist international brands supplying sales samples from around the world.

The alliances have allowed SHINE researchers to examine those companies' inner workings, and to extend their work into international factories that are part of some of those brands' supply chains.

It said the deal would upgrade the efficiency of the two brands' supply chains amid changes in the grocery industry, including intense price cutting at major supermarkets in response to the growth of discounters Aldi and Lidl.

On one side are familiar names like Apple and Samsung, selling pricey phones for $300 to $600; on the other, several hundred lesser-known Chinese brands supplied by a thousand or more small factories.