Sentence examples for goods produced from from inspiring English sources

While some call for broad boycotts, others think "smart sanctions", such as banning goods produced from settlements in the occupied territories, or from specific firms, will have more effect and sidestep claims of anti-Semitism.

The resolution, which will be considered by the UN general assembly, encourages the international community to "raise awareness at all levels to promote the protection of camelids and the consumption of the goods produced from these mammals in a sustainable manner".

Harvesters have incentives to illegally log by taking more volume than is allowed, high grading through removal of only the highest valued and best formed trees, and shirking environmentally sensitive logging requirements, all of which reduce public goods produced from native tropical forests.

The Inland Empire was heavily dependent on natural resources and extractive goods produced from mines, forests, and farms, which experienced a fall in demand.

Mr Kirtsaeng appealed, and the case made its way to America's highest court.On March 19th the Supreme Court ruled that American copyright law does not restrict goods produced abroad from being resold in America.

Last month, South African and Danish governments announced their intention to prevent goods produced in settlements from being labeled as 'Made in Israel', following the United Kingdom, which has requested its supermarkets to label settlement goods differently since 2009.

This article was amended on 26 August to remove an erroneous statement that 81.9% of US private consumption expenditure in 2010 came from goods produced in China.

For two generations, Americans have imported goods produced ever more cheaply from a succession of low-wage countries — first Japan and Korea, then China, and now increasingly places like Vietnam and India.

Comparability is required to assure the consistency between quantities of goods produced in and exported from the economies of origin and the corresponding imports into the destination economies.

A trademark is any word, name, symbol, or device, or any combination thereof, adopted by a manufacturer or merchant to identify her goods and distinguish them from goods produced by others (15 U.S.C. §1127 19888)).

The groups said they would ask members and supporters to refrain from planning conventions or conferences in Arizona and from buying goods produced in the state.