Sentence examples for commercial intermediary from inspiring English sources

Few still like to broadcast the fact that their coupledom is thanks to a commercial intermediary.Humour in the ads is a recent innovation, but parodies of them are plentiful.

The course pack cases are distinguishable instead on first factor grounds that have nothing to do with the media involved; those cases involved a commercial intermediary making and selling the course packs, which is an entirely different situation than is reflected in the GSU case.

To the south of the Fertile Crescent, the Sabaeans, a South Arabian people (also Semites, though South Semites), attained a position of wealth and importance as commercial intermediaries between the East and the Mediterranean.

"We believe," the company says, "that any I.R.S. proposal to target underreported income should apply to either all online and offline commercial intermediaries or all Internet commerce — not merely online auction sites".

While the defendants in the current cases are generally, albeit not exclusively, commercial intermediaries, many of the practices here at issue pose the prospect of mass uncompensated copying by the public.

Cable channels and local stations depend heavily on specialized commercial intermediaries for sophisticated graphics software as well as for NEXRAD and satellite images.

Some industry representatives felt that contract premiums based on quality were not finding their way to the producers to provide an incentive, but were rather pocketed by commercial intermediaries.

Rolls-Royce acknowledges it hired agents – otherwise known as commercial advisers, intermediaries or middlemen – to help sell its products.

Bitcoin allows consumers to make electronic transactions without commercial banks as intermediaries and outside the reach of central banks.

Cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin serve as a means to conduct electronic transactions without commercial banks as intermediaries.

Cryptocurrencies, among which bitcoin is the dominant version, allow consumers to make electronic transactions without commercial banks as intermediaries, and outside the reach of central banks.