The Sahrawi case is not the first in which refugee camps are shown to have a positive impact on regional economies by functioning as commercial hubs for local nomads who sell their surplus animals in the camps.
For common physiological functions commercial trigger equipment exists, but for more experimental inputs these are not available.
Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 was officially announced today, and if you've seen the "Perfect Marriage of Form and Function" commercial, I can honestly tell you that it's no exaggeration of the truth.
But a perimeter of brilliant sunflowers, towering over the cyclone fence, seems to function like commercial signage, she said.
Security safeguards to prevent theft — "independently audited and tested on a regular basis" — also with sufficient reserves to function as commercial entities, disclosures to customers, and "clear policies to not use customer assets for proprietary trading or for margin loans in leveraged trading".
In contrast to the earliest forms of money, which were commodity moneys based on items such as seashells, tobacco, and precious-metal coin, practically all contemporary money takes the form of bank money, which consists of checks or drafts that function as commercial or central bank IOUs.
Akuressa is a town along the Nilwala River in the District of Matara (Fig. 1), functioning as a commercial hub with a market where many of the farmers in the region travel to sell tea, rubber, spices, and other foods.
Goldman has about $40 trillion in derivatives operations functioning under its commercial bank unit, which does nothing else but accept money from the Fed.
On one side is a still-functioning commercial farm, full of green tobacco plants, bustling with workers picking the broad leaves and hanging them on a rack.
