Sentence examples for logistics commercial from inspiring English sources

G7 has worked closely with its partners to build out connected networks serving everything from logistics, commercial vehicles and energy to payments.

An array of small, specialized consulting companies emerged to give advice to tile producers on plant design, logistics, and commercial, advertising, and fiscal matters.

Improved logistics and commercial links will make it possible to move additional volumes of grains and beans faster and at a lower cost from South America to Asia, helping meet the additional food requirements of the population.

It consists of an airport's aeronautical, logistics and commercial elements, and it connects transportation infrastructure with clusters of aviation-oriented businesses and residential developments that continually feed off each other and their proximity to the airport.

Major constraints for horticultural production, both conventional and organic, include, among others: (i) lack of experience in and knowledge of the required logistics for commercial horticultural production; (ii) poor extension services; and (iii) competition with imports from Australia.

Government, military, and relief organizations adapt commercial logistics principles to their own needs.

It is busy selling off its commercial, logistics and, eventually, its mail arm to concentrate on specialist recruitment.

These two ideas achieve provocative fusion in a book about the potentially numbing subject of global commercial logistics that Ballard and Le Corbusier would have found riveting – but for very different reasons.

It considered the concept of participative ergonomics, where people from the commercial, logistics, operation, occupational health areas worked in conjunction with the industrial designers, ergonomists who methodologically led the project.

The 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, held at the fairgrounds where the Monterey Jazz Festival was produced, was the first major rock festival, but its logistics, expense, and commercial failure deterred other American promoters from mounting similar events until the Woodstock New Yorkk) Music and Art Fair in 1969 became the prototype.

The 1967 Monterey Pop Festival, held at the fairgrounds where the Monterey Jazz Festival was produced, was the first major rock festival, but its logistics, expense, and commercial failure deterred other American promoters from mounting similar events until the Woodstock Music and Art Fair, held in Bethel, New York, in 1969, became the prototype.