Sentence examples for direct deliveries from inspiring English sources

Direct deliveries give "more solidity to the relationship than just selling spot cargoes," he said.

And the direct deliveries develop relationships that lead to longer-term contracts, executives said.

Direct deliveries from competitors undermined the universal service through "cherry picking", said Royal Mail, adding that other firms were not bound by the same stringent regulatory requirements it faced.

Analysts have argued that it is not important how oil gets to market -- either through direct deliveries or by sales to traders and commodity exchanges -- because a shortage in one part of the world can be covered by any number of different producers.

These two aggregated product groups are thus the only ones that have direct deliveries from material extraction to final demand.

The fees demanded from customers depend on the competitive environment and country-specific traditions regarding direct deliveries.

We don't do direct delivery. . .

Their direct delivery made the words sing.

"Direct delivery of nicotine without the risk of death").

The foundation does not generally finance direct delivery of health services.

They want the state to withdraw from direct delivery of services.