Sentence examples for bring the commodities from inspiring English sources

It takes years to find and develop new mines and oil reservoirs and to build the infrastructure (rigs, pipelines, railways, ports) to bring the commodities to market.

The increase in the use of kerosene and LPG for cooking is as a result of increased availability due to improvement in relevant infrastructure such as the increase in the number of filling stations which brings the commodities closer to the people and also due to the lack of reliable electricity supply.

The operating system needs a new capability, the ability to store huge amounts of data on commodity computers and then bring the compute to the data.

We sailed past the Cava Usai, where Roman ships tied up to get cargos of quarried granite to build the empire and bring back commodities to the mainland – or the "continent", as the autonomous Sards still call Italy.

This in turn brings down the commodity price for recycled.

The Region of Interest Builder delivers the Region of Interest records to the second level trigger which runs the selection algorithms with the commodity processors and brings the rate further down to ∼3.5kHz.

"Now that the two are separated, the prices can increase because China can bring in commodities to their economy without feeling inflationary pressure".

"Also," he says, "we are looking at innovation in terms of partnerships: How can we package and piggyback on these supply chains in the private sector to bring life-saving commodities to the poorest children?

Untrammelled speculation in commodities and financial derivatives brought the financial world to the brink of collapse just three years ago.

By providing the financial support needed to bring commodities to rural areas or the training needed to boost the skills of midwives so that they can provide quality services, UNFPA is always focused on empowering women to take ownership of their lives by putting their health first.

It even has its own ports of entry to bring in commodities without paying any tariffs.