Sentence examples for commerce commodity from inspiring English sources

To many people the supremacy of the greenback in commerce, commodity pricing and official reserves cannot be sensible.

The cash entering the camps permitted petty commerce, commodity production and a market economy to develop in the camps (Shelley [2010]; Herz [2013]) involving an ever-increasing number of refugees.

The links between science and trade have been explored, as well as those between commerce, commodities, and curiosities, and important arguments about how commerce has shaped the representation of nature have been formulated.been formulated.

"Having the focus taken off of commerce and commodity and directed at curatorial vision and artistic freedom allows viewers to feel like they are viewing a large swath of the NYC art world through a more earnest and direct lens which caters not to the collector, but to the art appreciator," says Smith, the curator whose booth was previously infested with pigeons.

All of the panelists seemed to agree that Amazon will continue to reign supreme in "commodity commerce" but will not be able to lead social commerce.

And yet a dogged focus on "commodity commerce" may prove to be short-sighted.

This promising new business is using e-commerce for a commodity that absolutely everybody needs: electricity.

In a 42-page opinion, Judge Hudson wrote: "Neither the Supreme Court nor any federal circuit court of appeals has extended Commerce Clause powers to compel an individual to involuntarily enter the stream of commerce by purchasing a commodity in the private market".

Not surprisingly, some of the trailblazers in Internet commerce, particularly sellers of commodities like books and music, are breathlessly clearing the brush, fully expecting that the pack will soon follow into the m-commerce wilderness.

The commerce department divide agricultural commodities into five categories: food and oil, fruits, vegetables, livestock and aquatic products.

This trade now coursing up and down the valleys of the Red and Mississippi rivers more than fulfils Lord Selkirk's predictions made nearly two centuries ago; while he first sought access over U.S. territory for the succour of his nascent colony, now commerce in manufactures and commodities goes in both directions.