Sentence examples for goods determined from inspiring English sources

It can be concluded that the characteristics of goods determined the way that they are expected to be delivered.

Yet all we hear and know about Jo Cox shows that she was dedicated to the common good, determined in advancing the causes of her constituents and serious about that most undervalued of virtues: public service.

The Qur'anic concepts of halal (Arabic for permissible, often defined as equivalent to kosher) and tayyab (wholesome or good) determine suitability for Muslim consumption.

Specialisation in producing successive units of a good determines its opportunity cost (say from mass production methods or specialization of labor).

Grounded in democratic governance, it is a means by which balanced and measured decision-making for the public good determines the policies by which decisions are made or reform is enacted when it does not meet the common good.

But we've found a few good men determined to carry on the tradition.

He looks really good now, determined to clean up the mess he partially created by bowling first on day one.

Many, he says, have become good informants, determined to defend their profession, and keep the rich back-country to themselves, and their families.

The story, rooted in prosperous suburbia, with good neighbours determined that pleasant behaviour must betoken fine principles, has a terrible slow-burn inevitability, with tragedy wrapped in secrets.

In the other sector, production of a complex good is determined by collaboration between a worker and a manager.

The device will stay put in the stomach for about 4 months, a good amount determined to help the overweight person shed a significant amount of fat.