Sentence examples for growing distributing from inspiring English sources

And the fact remains that those who are growing, distributing and serving this food can't always afford to buy it.

Since those legal hurdles were resolved, Aspen Water has been growing, distributing fresh water systems to militaries around the world and in humanitarian crises.

The lawsuit followed a threatening letter from the United States attorney's office in Arizona, saying that "growing, distributing and possessing marijuana in any capacity" is a violation of federal law, "regardless of state laws that purport to permit such activities".

"I also urge ISO-NE to fully account for growing distributed generation renewable resources in its transmission planning assumptions; Vermont has seen a tremendous growth in these resources in the past few years and believes that growth will continue".

The motivation of this work is to reduce the complexity in managing and administering services in the ever growing distributed environment via automated service placement and replication with team formation algorithm.

Basho Technologies Riak Cloud Storage (Riak CS) now can be replicated across multiple data centers.The new capability, combined with its existing AWS S3 compatibility, gives a potent boost to the fast growing distributed storage service.

First the ability of the federal government to criminally sanction possession, use and distribution of marijuana, even if grown, distributed and used in a single state, was recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court in Gonzales v. Raich (545 US.1,200545

That so much food is grown, distributed and sold every day is a reminder that free markets can effectively deliver whatever people can afford.

Several states have passed so-called medical marijuana laws that allow desperately ill patients to grow, distribute and possess small quantities of the drug.

It would eliminate penalties for possessing up to three ounces of marijuana for any reason and would direct the Legislature to treat marijuana much like tobacco products and alcohol, regulating it through a system that would oversee how it is grown, distributed and sold, generating tax revenue in the process.

The real issues — how do we grow and raise, distribute and sell, prepare and eat food?