Commodities – We divided the commodities of interest into three categories with respect to their use in nuclear weapons programs.
Mr. Rogers also thinks water and food are commodities of interest because they will become scarce in the next decade.
A new law calling newsprint a "commodity of public interest" allows the government to increase its stake in Papel Prensa, potentially taking control of the company away from Clarín and La Nación.
Other valuable commodities were exchanged in the Black Sea region, including textiles, jewelry, and wine from East Rome for the furs, leather, and slaves offered by the barbarians, yet silk remained the commodity of prime interest.
One commodity of particular interest was soy-based infant formula, a significant contributor of OTA for infant (zero to 6 months) consumers of this product.
And yet our very activity online has become a valuable commodity — an indicator of interest and therefore something to be measured, tracked, bought, sold and archived by search magnates and data compilers.
Other Transactions The Act also creates a broad exclusion for a number of commodities that are of interest to Enron, including "credit risk measure" commodities and weather derivatives.
Add to that a layer from smaller trade groups and funds that only dabble in commodities -- a smaller amount of interest individually, but collectively their force can be as great.
Hence, in this study, the trade volumes of each commodity obtained from BACI were assigned a cutoff value r i (k ) between 0 and 1, which was multiplied by the trade volume to increase the accuracy of the estimated trade volume of the commodity containing the critical metal(s) of interest.
The law prohibits attempts to manipulate and falsely report information that tends to affect the price of a commodity — including interest rates like Libor.
