Sentence examples for clear supply from inspiring English sources
"In the same way that we see nutritional information on food, and energy information on electrical items, we want to see clear supply chain labelling on clothes.
So it's refreshing to find an ethical version with a clear supply chain – from English and European oak and walnut to sustainably harvested Ebony macassar.
Their focus on having a clear supply chain means the attention to detail begins before the tea has even arrived in the shop.
Today, policy against child labour is a normal part of corporate social responsibility, but for businesses without a clear supply chain, or little visibility past their tier-one suppliers, identifying and addressing child labour is challenging.
As it turns out, these leftover TouchPads may be the result of a last minute production run meant to clear supply channels out of end-of-life components.
To give a sense of how high those prices were the last decade was the only time in modern history when the price of a barrel of crude oil exceeded $40 without a clear supply disruption (1979) or fundamental market shift (1973).
Growing cashless services in the Sydney metropolitan region are motivated by the clear supply-side benefits associated with the prepayment of public transport fares.
Without a clear supply- or demand-side explanation for the boom, Walter Schubert, a finance professor at LaSalle University, suggests that JFK's impact was largely exhortatory: "My sense of Kennedy is that he inspired a lot of people to try things".
The picture is more ambiguous among the grouping of high and upper-middle income countries, where there is a lack of a clear supply-need relationship.
The Afghan army launched a three-week operation, Maiwand 12, in March that focused on clearing supply lines from a brigade headquarters at Camp New Garm Ser — once known to Marines as Camp Dwyer — to two Afghan bases in Marja that Marines first established in 2010.
Significant delays in clearing supplies through customs, for instance, slow recovery efforts even as they earn the government substantial fees for storage.
