Sentence examples for commercial distribution system from inspiring English sources
Branded generics may appeal to leading drug makers because they represent a hybrid of the generic and name-brand models — allowing drug makers to use their existing commercial distribution system and marketing skills to sell premium-priced generics as if they were brand-name drugs, said Ronny Gal, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.
Locke's boogeyman wasn't an oppressive government, but a monopolistic commercial distribution system that was unfriendly to ways of organizing information that didn't fit into its business model.
"Social marketing is particularly well designed for this because when you're selling a subsidized product through a commercial distribution system, the customer is an equal.
20 Together, these circumstances influenced the development of the National Insecticide Treated Net Strategy, which provides subsidised nets targeted at vulnerable groups alongside support to the commercial distribution system.
They range from iMesh, an Israeli-American start-up company that aspires to become an international commercial digital distribution system, to several small groups of free-software developers intent on building new systems for the sharing of any kind of digital information.
We specifically evaluate ISP impacts on total fertilizer use, food production, commercial input distribution systems, food prices, wages, and poverty.
9 10 On the other hand, routine distribution strategies that use either the health system or commercial distribution networks might be better placed than campaign strategies to sustain ("keep up") coverage over time.
It was always possible to find obtuse or allegorical ways of telling the truth under Communism, they say, but there is no way of circumventing the restrictions imposed by commercial budget and distribution systems.
Several companies currently offer commercial quantum key distribution systems include ID Quantique, MagiQ Technologies, QuintessenceLabs, SeQureNet and Toshiba, although its high cost and limited range means mainly banks and governments are its main users, with mainstream adoption still some way off.
Mr McGovern hopes to put in place a distribution system with a commercial interest in providing the machines and selling the filters.
Earlier this year, CoreOS announced Tectonic, its commercial distribution that combines the CoreOS operating system with Kubernetes, Google's container management and orchestration tool.
