Sentence examples for commodities aimed at from inspiring English sources

Procurement Services can assist in the procurement of strategic essential commodities aimed at reducing under-five mortality, including vaccines, safe injection materials, essential medicines, medical and diagnostic supplies, bed nets, micronutrients, therapeutic food, equipment and supplies to ensure safe drinking water.

It was a term of derision that pointed out that the beers Anheuser Busch, et al., were making were commodity products aimed at the lowest common denominator of taste.

Given concerns about future supplies and prices of these commodities, more nutritional research aimed at identifying alternative dietary ingredients for Pacific salmon is needed.

Objective: more effective national commodity and trade development strategies; enhanced capacity to generate individual commodity and trade development projects aimed at improved competitiveness and exploitation of market opportunities.

Over sixty researchers funded by the USDA and commodity organizations are conducting experiments aimed at better understanding the biology and ecology of this pest and to find management solutions.

However, there exists a dearth of literature on the design considerations that would lead to process optimization in the development of anaerobic digesters aimed at creating useful commodities from the ever-abundant municipal solid-waste.

But so far, legislation aimed at limiting institutional commodity investments has stalled.

Overall FDI flows to Latin America have recently grown, but most have been aimed at the booming commodity sector and non-exporting manufacturing and service sectors.

It is important to highlight that a decision support tool, aimed at increasing access to commodities, cannot on its own be sufficiently effective in making positive changes in maternal and newborn outcomes in low income countries [ 27, 28].

The latter was aimed at widening the range of commodities, that is rather than dwelling only on the major traditional crops like rice, maize, cassava, and para rubber.

At the heart of the issue is whether big wall street firms used knowledge about clients to gain an unfair advantage, an accusation long aimed at Goldman in everything from its commodities trading activities to its private equity investments.