Sentence examples for input provision from inspiring English sources

We explored the impact of market-driven (bonus price policy), input provision (fertiliser and land preparation policy) and oil production (oil mill policy) policy scenarios on soybean farmers in Chapada Gaúcha and maize/beans farmers in Montes Claros.

Although the contracting parties and the output are the same in these cases, in one case a farmer cannot produce that output without input provision by the buyer.

Other motivations for input provision based on the farmer's characteristics include relaxing a liquidity constraint if he is credit constrained or redistributing risk if he is risk averse.

In the FARD sectors, thinking about food marketing, public-private partnerships and regulation of input provision has struggled with the same issues.

IS's invasion of these governorates in 2014 came just after the harvest, causing many farmers to lose their produce and disrupting the subsequent (2015) cropping cycle by generating massive displacement, looting and destruction of seed and fertilizer silos, as well as the collapse of Government supported input provision.

This network now liaises with existing commercial enterprises and organizations to facilitate credit provision, input supply and the establishment of new production units.

GP input into provision of reviews at older ages varied.

In addition, not using open-ended questions or exhaustive list in this study lead to limited options that precluded new input and provision of exact descriptions from the participants on the types of ethical issues they experienced.

Contracts, including ones with input control provisions, can aid planning of the production process for the buyer in terms of obtaining sufficient product with the desired quality attributes to ensure consistency, as well as simply in terms of timing deliveries to manage throughput, even in the absence of asymmetric information (Jang and Olson 2010; Wilson and Dahl 1999; Worley and McCluskey 2000).

Goodhue et al. (2003) examine the determinants of the use of input control provisions in California winegrape contracts and find that these provisions are more commonly used in regions which produce higher quality winegrapes.

Of course, the model developed here is only one possible explanation for buyers' adoption of input control provisions.