Sentence examples for cheap grains from inspiring English sources

Aadhaar opens the way for cash transfers to replace the P.D.S.: eligible citizens would receive money, paid into bank accounts, instead of access to cheap grains.

For those who would otherwise have to subsist largely on cheap grains and tubers – risking malnutrition and stunted children – livestock can provide energy-dense, micronutrient-rich food.

Bush's visions of equal trading partners forging Pan-American prosperity, however, soon proved disastrous for Colombian agriculture, which couldn't compete with the deluge of cheap grains and other foodstuffs that poured in from giant U.S. corporate producers.

The end result is that the cheap grains produced in the rural areas are converted into very expensive poultry products that only the very rich in the urban areas can afford (Smith, 1990).

At the same time the EU - along with the United States - used its arable farming handouts to maintain a permanent surplus of cheap cereal grains, making it uneconomic to feed animals on their natural food, grass.

Less cheap grain, more fortified and biofortified foods.

After that, there were no more experiments – cheap grain was imported from the US.

Many countries' food policies are essentially about providing cheap grain, which is just a start.

Securing an adequate supply of cheap grain offered possibilities for the political manipulation of the urban masses.

Only then should he deal with the most sensitive issue: phasing out public rations of cheap grain and sugar.

As supreme ruler, he "considered the Roman Empire his property" and courted the populace with cheap grain and continuous games, while lavishing favors on his soldiers.