Today, it would be reluctant to be associated with the conventional textile industry and its commodity associations.
Armed with knowledge of serotype food commodity associations, public health officials may be able to more quickly form hypotheses, identify likely sources of contamination, and prevent illnesses.
Many commodity crop associations opposed the lower limits, and especially objected to any attempt to require a means test.
Anthony's past professional affiliations have included national commodity trade associations, Future Farmers of America, and several school boards.
VSA suggests these are all plays on power, energy and, by association, commodity prices.
The arbitration award by the National Futures Association includes $15 million for the California investor Robert Elliott, the largest individual award ever by the association, the commodity industry's self-policing agency, its arbitration director, Cynthia Cain, said yesterday.
She moved to Taiwan in 1985 and took a job negotiating commodity imports for a quasi-governmental association.
No wonder a commodity with so many qualities, uses and associations has proved so difficult to organise.
Yes, the NBA still has been all about Jeremy Lin, but can you blame the association for focusing on their hottest commodity?
He points out that trade associations for commodities like almonds and olive oil exploit consumer desire to find foods that promise extraordinary health benefits.
We found a strong association between gender and roles in the bat-bushmeat commodity chain, with hunters primarily being male and vendors female, and this is consistent with the cultural norms of rural Ghanaian society (Clark 1994).
