Sentence examples for in particular commodities from inspiring English sources

In a complex system, he said, the owners of junk shops specialize in particular commodities -- plastic bottles, cardboard boxes, copper wire, aluminum, glass, broken toys and bits and pieces of machinery.

In a very large and old city, such as Rome itself, there might be several forums, some devoted primarily to administrative, legal, or financial affairs, others to trade in particular commodities, including meat and vegetables.

Where traders specializing in particular commodities buy and sell assets for their own accounts.

Have there been import surges in particular commodities, and how have countries dealt with these?

But the new giants will be specialised companies dominant in their particular commodities.What is driving this consolidation?

Excess capacity and overproduction resulted in an inventory glut of particular commodities in recent years, and reducing the number of factories producing these goods has helped to bring down the excess inventory, even though additional planned factories have come online in the meantime.

It is Mr Deripaska's claim that Mr Cherney was never a business partner, rather someone to whom he had to pay protection money, or krysha, the Russian word for roof, and that the relationship was forced upon him, a consequence of attempting to do business in a particular commodity, at a particular time, in a particular place where scores of people were murdered as workers rioted in the streets.

Such limits would curb the number or value of contracts a trader could hold in a particular commodity and across relevant exchanges.

Position limits cap the number of contracts in a particular commodity that can be held by a trader or group of traders, preventing concentration by the individual or group concerned, but the text adopted imposes position limits only on net positions (the difference between contracts bought and sold) rather than on the amount of contracts, and will not apply to all contracts.

The Conference felt that it was important to vary the frequency of commodity meetings in accordance with the situation of particular commodities and that the CCP should thoroughly evaluate the activities of its subsidiary bodies, with a view to discontinuing the subsidiary bodies, whose existence was no longer Justified.

Today gold in particular and commodities in general are blaring out that there are too many dollars in the market.