Sentence examples for commerce based on from inspiring English sources
The island's commerce, based on wine, flourished during the Roman and Byzantine period.
Rather, it's to investigate the relationship between art and commerce, based on things happening in their lives right now, and turn their thoughts into reports.
For a century they ran Europe's most sophisticated royal court, a centre for science, art and commerce based on tolerance of all faiths and nationalities.
Current law prohibits mixing banking and commerce, based on a fear that if industrialists own banks, they will dominate — and try to manipulate — the economy, as they did during the early-20th-century heyday of John Pierpont Morgan.
The court has stressed that Congress needs only a "rational basis" for concluding that economic activity might affect interstate commerce, and even Justice Kennedy's somewhat stricter standard of a "tangible link to commerce" based on "empirical demonstration" seems readily met here.
The network of YouTube personalities has more than 5 million subscribers and a billion video views in total, and is quickly establishing a new model for social commerce based on recommendations from its panel of fashion experts.
Firstly, sufficient funds ensure enough resources for the stable operation of a VER. Besides, as a form of e-commerce based on internet finance, a VER uses the internet platform to attract investment in the operation.
We note that the Department of Commerce, based on its ongoing thorough and deliberative inquiry, expects to make its final decision no later than June 14 , 2002 on whether Russia should be treated as a market economy under the provisions of U.S. trade law.
This is intended to make it possible for electronic commerce programs based on the XML standard to locate business partners automatically and buy and sell products and services.
U.S. retail leviathan WalMart last week unveiled WalMart Pay, its own mobile commerce service based on QR codes.
Microsoft has already moved rapidly to build e-commerce tools based on its version of XML, known as Biztalk.
