Sentence examples for good directly from inspiring English sources

Thus, the state has a role to play, either in producing the good directly (the traditional approach) or at least in arranging for its production by a private firm (the increasingly popular 'outsourcing' strategy).

Amateur cooks around the country are pushing to have the right to sell unlicensed goods directly to consumers.

Trucks enjoy an almost total monopoly in intracity freight delivery because of their ability to deliver goods directly to recipients.

The emergence, he said, "suggested we are only republic citizens to the degree that we are either working or consuming goods directly.

Most of these sites earn money from advertisers selling minivans, children's medications, school supplies and such, although some are selling goods directly to their users.

Shoppers will be able to buy goods directly from the Argos outlets in Sainsbury's stores or order items from home for pick-up later.

A 'virtual Wal-Mart' which presents goods directly to customers on the Internet, or via Internet catalogue kiosks in physical store locations, could extend this model even further".

The deal would in principle allow American farmers and agricultural businesses to sell their goods directly to Cuba for the first time since 1962.

The growers' associations say that if need be, they will market their goods directly to the consumers, avoiding the markets that depend on the rabbis for certificates.

His effort to sell such goods directly to consumers over the Web (wgdeal.com, for "world's greatest deal") was a bust.

The country has very ambitious plans to use the internet to attract western buyers to purchase Chinese goods directly from domestic websites instead of shops in London and New York.