Sentence examples for exist for commodities from inspiring English sources
They are generally procured by trade names, although generic specifications exist for commodities such as PVC or plastic-lined pipe.
Such funds exist for many agricultural commodities, from honey to watermelons to dairy products to pork.
These price effects are relatively small because considerable production potential exists for most commodities and because the simultaneous liberalization of all commodities would tend to have offsetting effects.
Variant tons of capacity have existed for specific commodities, such as the English water ton, used to measure petroleum products and equal to 224 British Imperial System gallons; the timber ton of 40 cubic feet; and the wheat ton of 20 U.S. bushels.
In many countries, separate supply systems exist for ARV drugs and other commodities funded by the Global Fund and PEPFAR, including those for PMTCT, while drugs for essential obstetric care, contraceptives, and drugs for opportunistic infections and sexually transmitted infections, imported through the government system, are subject to frequent stock-outs [ 33].
While the current study showed a closed network of traffic within southern Ghana, further studies on the extent of bat bushmeat trade are required to elucidate whether similarly extensive commodity chains exist for bat bushmeat elsewhere in Ghana, or elsewhere within the range of E. helvum.
Other procedures exist for that.
Lullabies exist for a reason.
Futures in commodities had existed for more than a century, enabling farmers to insure themselves against lower crop prices.
The precious commodity of time no longer exists for us.
