Sentence examples for deep commercial from inspiring English sources

India has deep commercial and diplomatic links with the Maldives.

Before the Syrian uprising began, a similar development was taking place in Aleppo, another Fertile Crescent city that enjoyed deep commercial ties with Turkey under the Ottoman Empire.

The plan for Whole Foods, as it happens, is to grow to 300 stores by 2010, and to make deep commercial inroads on Canada and the United Kingdom.

France also has deep commercial ties with Iran through companies that include Renault and Total, and the sharper tone of President Nicolas Sarkozy toward Tehran has put them in an awkward position.

Because of those doubts, Russia and China, which have deep commercial ties to Iran, have dragged their feet over a new sanctions resolution and agreed only recently to a watered-down set of sanctions to be brought before the Council.

But with the doubts now that Iran is actively pursuing a weapon, Russia and China — which have deep commercial and oil ties to Iran — have balked, agreeing only to a greatly watered-down set of sanctions that has yet to go to the Security Council for a vote.

"Using games this way allows advertisers to do a number of things, like get a deeper commercial experience with the consumer," said Pat Keane, a senior analyst at Jupiter Media Metrix, an Internet research firm.

As one member of the British delegation explained to me, deeper commercial engagement will give China a bigger stake in Britain's success.

Mr Maloney welcomed the package, saying: "Too often, students in colleges and universities have to take on multiple part-time jobs, or go deep into commercial debt, to avoid dropping out.

It is caught incidentally on longlines and in gillnets and purse seines, though the paucity of captures suggest that it mostly lives in waters too deep for commercial fisheries.

Deep-sea commercial fishing is based there, and Manta has a tuna cannery.