Sentence examples for commodities access from inspiring English sources

For Willie and Alison it's the recollection of those memories that are prized commodities – access to those memories is sadly fading, and it could be a matter of merely weeks or months before the possibility to say those important things to each other is gone.

Items included questions about: housing tenure and type; overcrowding; quality of structural materials; toilet and water facilities; lighting and fuel type; household commodities; access to means of transport; a subjective report of financial situation and experiencing hunger due to poverty in the last three months.

"The networks hold a scarce commodity, access to mass audiences in an attractive environment, but with the economy weighing heavily on the shoulders of advertisers, and a strike, the buyers have a stronger hand".

These commodities include access to material resources ('economic capital'), access to levels of information ('cultural capital') and access to social connections and acknowledged forms of expertise ('social capital').

In their all-too-brief narratives, Washington and Turnage, as Mr. Blight notes, offer a precious commodity: "unfiltered access to the process and the moment of emancipation".

There was also considerable variation in the sizes and services of the franchised facilities, particularly in Kenya, and the relative importance of commodity supply to different providers appeared to be affected by how easy it was for them to access commodities elsewhere.

To address challenges and further collaboration, for certain services (ART, lab specimens), ZDF Medical Services has signed a memorandum of understanding with the MOH to be able to access commodities from the MOH Medical Stores.

Health systems strengthening, communicable and noncommunicable disease threats, safety and quality of medicines and commodities, and health access and equity are universally challenging to ministries of health, public health institutes and multilateral organizations, which all need to function in a close global network.

The true enablers of participation turn out to be nothing more exciting than cheap commodity devices, reliable access to sufficiently high- bandwidth connectivity, and generic cloud services.

Hynix Semiconductor, the world's No. 3 maker of commodity dynamic random access memory chips, known as DRAM's, said yesterday that it had raised prices about 30percentt, its third increase in a month.

In exchange for that precious commodity, Karimov granted access to a key air base in Khanabad, a few hundred miles north of the Afghan border, where more than 1,000 special light infantry rangers were immediately deployed.