Sentence examples for commodity regulation from inspiring English sources

Drawn by curiosity, concerns about health and the environment as well as studies showing consumers will pay more for organic crops, many farmers are expressing an interest in learning organic methods, said Patrick K. Mullen, New Jersey Department of Agriculture's acting director of the division of dairy and commodity regulation.

When supply actually falls significantly below demand a reactive re-distibutive response can lead us back to war-era type commodity regulations that balance the scale of fairness and survival.

Madagascar's post-colonial socialist drift in the 1970s witnessed strong commodity regulations.

He said his organization customarily monitored action by the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Communications Commission, but did not look closely at commodities regulation and focused on the new contracts only after reading recent media reports about them.

And quirky commodities regulations may be at least as much to blame for this goofball state of affairs as are the banks and their relentless blood-funnel jamming.

Senator Blanche Lincoln, an Arkansas Democrat facing a tough re-election challenge who is also the committee chairwoman, will be at the forefront of a legislative fight over derivatives by virtue of her leadership of the farm panel, which deals with traditional farm issues as well as commodity futures regulation.

An article last Sunday about big banks' exploitation of commodities pricing regulations to increase storage fees for aluminum held in bank-owned warehouses misstated the increase in customer waiting time for purchases to be retrieved from a warehouse purchased three years ago by Goldman Sachs.

Effective 6 June 2008, a new regulation that eased permit controls was implemented under the amended Dutiable Commodities Ordinance [ 67].

Summers also allowed the "Enron Loophole" to be included in bill (over the objections of the CFTC), which exempted energy trading on electronic commodity markets from regulation and helped Enron to gouge billions of dollars from West Coast consumers.

Innovation and partnerships The solution seems simple enough – manufacture more of these commodities – but ineffective regulation, poor quality oversight and limited or non-existent manufacturing and delivery systems hamper the delivery of commodities to the people who need them most.

The complex securities contracts, which contributed to the collapse or near failure of many financial services companies and banks when the housing market imploded, are generally exempt from securities or commodities laws or regulation.