A commodity, on the other hand, is something of inherent value, something capable of satisfying a need or desire.
This is one key feature of the faith-based presidency: open dialogue, based on facts, is not seen as something of inherent value.
This is why efforts such as those of K. David Harrison and the Living Tongues Institute are so important -- not because of inherent value in the languages themselves, but because of the value of the people who speak those languages and the knowledge their communities have cultivated over many years.
"Less evident, but not to be lost sight of, is the inherent value created by the establishment of a mainstream television channel in Europe's fastest growing economy, with long-term licensing, programme supply and infrastructure in place".
"The announcement may be shifting the conversation to what is the inherent value of this company's assets".
What so many sellers are missing out on as a result is the inherent value of a customer complaint.
"I think fundamentally it is the inherent value of the product on the field," he said, a reference to the players.
The implicit message is that there is no inherent value in the presence or perspectives of people of Color.
In principle, each unique combination of phase, size, and matrix association constitutes a unique mineralogic form of Pb, and each unique form could be associated with a unique RBA that is the inherent value for that "type" of Pb.
And he says there is an inherent value in exploring an "intrinsically interesting set of questions".
