Sentence examples for commodity to be singled from inspiring English sources
The fact that cotton is the only commodity to be singled out by the W.T.O. at Cancún may -- as Washington certainly believes -- have to do with the fact that Europeans grow very little cotton.
But the false measure of productivity selects one output from diverse outputs: the single commodity to be produced for the market; and one input from diverse inputs: labour.
(iv) The aggregation elasticity which allow for a single commodity to be produced by various activities according to the CES aggregation function, and are 0.5 for agricultural and 0.8 for non-agricultural (industry and services) and (v) The Frisch parameters for different household groups are set based on Dervis et al. (1982) and the authors' own judgment and are presented in Table 2.
We restrict ourselves to a single commodity to be supplied to clients (i.e., inhabitants of the villages).
The price of gold is fixed twice a day at 10.30am and 3pm and is regarded as important as it allows the commodity to be bought and sold at a single price.
The Commodity Promotion, Research, and Information Act of 1996 does not allow for more than one commodity to be part of a checkoff program, but OTA's proposal is to change that Act so that organics could become a single commodity.
The Virginia Farm Bureau will fight the governor's proposal, Martha Moore, a lobbyist for the bureau, said, adding, "We feel this is singling out one farm commodity".
Formally, in the CVRP, a nonnegative demand (q_{{uleft( {i,k} right)}})—where (u) represents the route, (i) the customer, and (k) the vehicle of a single commodity is to be delivered to (n) customers from a central depot using (K) independent delivery vehicles of identical capacity (C) (Ralphs et al. 2003; Kumar et al. 2014).
BUT the single most sought after commodity seems to be something more ephemeral: privacy.
Commodities are to be traded, not owned.
