Sentence examples for commerce to include from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, industrial courts were broadened beyond commerce to include industry.
Judge Oberdorfer said he would order the Secretary of Commerce to include Washington residents in the apportionment plan, but he did not say how it should be done.
Ranked the No. 1 Most Powerful Arab Woman in the family business category by FORBES Middle East in 2014, Raja Easa Al Gurg has accomplished much more than expanding the Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group's trade and commerce to include 24 companies and 370 international brand partnerships.
And the use of technology extends far beyond online commerce to include all phases of the customer journey, for all industries and business models.
In the 1st millennium ce, when commerce expanded to include trade with western Asia, the eastern Mediterranean, and Central and Southeast Asia, revenue from trade contributed substantially to the economies of the participating kingdoms, as indeed Indian religion and culture played a significant part in the cultural evolution of Central and Southeast Asia.
But the new economy, from commerce to social, including connected devices — those continue to trend very positively, and our expectation is that there's a long way for them to go.
TERRELLJONES: I think e-commerce sites have to include things that the customer cannot get in the physical world.
From an early day such commerce has been held to include the transportation of persons and property no less than the purchase, sale and exchange of commodities.
Ms. Rubin said that on the simplest level, e-commerce sites were starting to include background music, just as stores do.
As science and commerce advanced, the SI expanded to include units for other kinds of measurements and the definitions were revised to allow for greater and greater precision.
"The backdrop of expanding our business to include e-commerce is the need to expand our current offering of goods and services and increase our ability to meet the needs of customers without expanding our space," Mr. Usui of Seven-Eleven said.
