Sentence examples for commercial movement from inspiring English sources

The Feed Statistics series presented here provide information on stocks, production, supplies, utilization, commercial movement, foreign trade, and prices of grains and feeds for wheat, rye and rice.

Across a range of epidemic pressures, the size of the epidemic was 5 13 times larger when commercial movement of plants was included.

Mr. Cook and his colleagues at the development corporation have a 49-slide presentation, called "Conducting Business in the Current Security Environment in Ciudad Juárez," that highlights the retail gains, commercial movement, real estate occupancy and migration issues, as well as the territories for which the cartels in Mexico are vying — and killing one another.

Now, restaurant menus here are marrying the broader commercial movement of "functional" foods — those stuffed with heavy doses of vitamins and antioxidants — and a national fixation on immunity boosting (a fizzy gulp of Airborne is as much a part of the pre-flight experience as a baggage check).

The commercial movement of asymptomatically infected domestic ducks, often for pest control reasons and over longs distances, could be a mechanism of spread.

The observed distribution seems to be related in part to natural movement of deer and elk and to commercial movement of infected animals to areas far from the disease-endemic zone.

Syrian regime forces seized the last remaining supply route to Aleppo this month and all humanitarian and commercial movements came to a halt on 7 July.

Jeremy D. Holden, who wrote about political, cultural and commercial movements in a book called "Second That Emotion" (Prometheus Books, 2012), said he believed that we develop a "social contract" with famous people that is based not on logic, but rather on the mistaken belief that we actually understand them because we hear and read about them so much.

"Much of the traffic is essential freight and commercial movements, not to mention buses and taxis, and if you cut capacity then business costs will rise and deliveries put at risk".

When Sweden joined the European Union 1994 the obligatory quarantine system was abandoned and new rules for non-commercial movement of pet animals (dogs, cats and ferrets) were put in place.

The Presidency's priorities will be common farm and fisheries policy reform talks, the animal and plant health proposal, food and feed expenditure legislation, honey, the non-commercial movement of pets, and forestry, Agriculture, Food and Marine Minister Simon Coveney, told the Environment Committee on Thursday.