According to the SEC, Comeaux knew that the bank wouldn't disclose details of its investment holdings, but still used marketing material that told investors that the bank maintained a "well-diversified portfolio of highly marketable securities".
But the arrival of the Tesla shows that Germany could still lose the race.Sharpen upDecision-makers are haunted by the thought that the country's only marketable raw material is brainpower and that the number of brains is shrinking.
Biorefineries can be defined as "the sustainable processing of biomass into a spectrum of marketable products (food, feed, material, chemicals) and energy (fuels, power, heat) [2].
Therefore, the question that must be asked is, "What opportunities does China have to mitigate the effects of these rising energy prices and the declining EROI of its imported fuel?" Improving the efficiency at which China's economy converts energy and material into marketable goods, and services is one means of improving the country's energy security (Lambert et al. 2014).
That's a lot of raw waste material transformed into saleable, marketable consumer goods.
The Primary Copper segment engages in the business of procurement of copper-bearing and precious metal-bearing raw materials to the production of marketable metals.
After the establishment of the National Revolutionary Development campaign and the Central Planning Supreme Council in 1978, the government gave priority to the expansion of State farms as a means of increasing the production and marketable supply of food grains, industrial raw materials and export crops (Ayalew 2001).
Marketable elements include cast (Carey Mulligan, Andrew Garfield, Keira Knightley), source material (Kazuo Ishiguro novel), screenwriter (Alex Garland, author of The Beach) and to a lesser degree director (One Hour Photo's Mark Romanek).
However, human body material is increasingly viewed as a marketable commodity.
