DAVID DENBY: Let women be bawdy, too, was the message; it's commercially a good idea.
United States officials say they have reports showing that Qaeda operatives are still trying to develop rudimentary chemical weapons, even while they are on the run, using their training in how to make weapons out of commercially available goods.
House members have now put forward a proposal — the Retailers and Entertainers Lacey Implementation and Enforcement Fairness Act, or the Relief Act — to limit the declaration requirements under the Lacey amendment to solid wood and commercially imported goods, and to lift declaration requirements for wood and wood products imported or manufactured before May 2008.
LETS have been found to support alternative livelihoods under quite uncommon conditions, and contribute indirectly to eco-localization by moderately facilitating informal resale, repair, and sharing of commercially produced goods, although their burdensome management and confinement to small memberships limit their usefulness.
Furthermore, for an award often maligned for championing "unreadable" novels, the short list was full of commercially viable "cracking good" reads.
And, pointedly, there was the recognition that start-ups must be commercially viable, not just good ideas, to be worthy investments.
Today we think continually of those who were great, good, commercially viable, cheap, awful, arcane or just ubiquitous.
Successful microfinance banks often charge vertiginous interest rates, because that is what poor people must pay to be commercially viable customers.A good test of whether microfinance customers are truly bankable is whether the microfinance banks are bankable themselves, in the pithy words of Peter Kooi, head of the United Nations capital-development fund's microfinance unit.
There were no good commercially available antibodies against Topo IIIα and RMI2, precluding us from testing their binding to PICH.
