Sentence examples for consignments suggest from inspiring English sources

Kenya's prominent role in ivory trafficking is a major shift in African trade routes and the scale of these consignments suggest the handiwork of organized criminal syndicates, and few believe that they could operate without some degree of political protection.

According to the label, Boyaryshnik contains 93% ethanol, hawthorn extract and lemon oils but tests on the Irkutsk consignment suggested it also contained methanol, an ingredient in antifreeze.

How can you dress fashionably at work without spending a fortune on new clothes? A. Shop at second-hand clothing and upscale consignment stores, suggested Rachel C. Weingarten, president of GTK Marketing Group in New York and author of "Career and Corporate Cool".

Economic assessments suggest that for every day a consignment is delayed, it adds to the retail cost by 1%.

Initial investigations by the Swiss government suggest the grenades were part of a consignment of 225,162 grenades shipped to the UAE in 2003.

Auction-house spokespeople dare not even suggest that potential sellers are afraid that their consignments might not do as well as they would have done in times of economic prosperity.

We do not suggest that the unilateral adoption by a single manufacturer of an agency or consignment pattern and the Schwinn type of restrictive distribution system would be justified in any and all circumstances by the presence of the competition of mass merchandisers and by the demonstrated need of the franchise system to meet that competition.

But if you need to ready your wardrobe for warmer weather but can't wait for sales, Maria Tiongco Ramos of money-saving blog A Savings Wow! suggests shopping at resale or consignment stores to cut the cost of spring apparel.

The Internal Revenue Service stipulates that donations should be deducted at the fair market value and suggests that taxpayers use prices at thrift and consignment stores as a guide.

It was one of the largest confiscation of the animal's scales ever made and its weight suggests that around 13,800 animals died to make up the consignment.

Zitrický and Blaho [24] suggested technical and technological parameters for use with the common consignment note CIM/SMGS.