Sentence examples for operations commodity from inspiring English sources

"In essence," de Naie explains, "under the status quo lease system, the life-giving waters of our stream ecosystems are redefined as an 'agricultural operations commodity" and our natural stream systems are redefined as a private "plantation plumbing system" adapted to deliver irrigation water to central Maui".

The company has extensive operations in commodity trading and food processing, oil and gas exploration and refining, forestry and wood-related manufacturing and shipping.

Prior to this, she founded eleni LLC, Africa's leader in designing, building and supporting the operations of commodity exchange ecosystems in frontier markets.

Alex Beard runs the worldwide oil operations at commodities trader and mining giant Glencore, where he has worked since 1995.

Establishments were defined as retail establishments, a physically delimited private operation where commodities are sold to the public in relatively small quantities for use or consumption rather than for resale.

The story always ended at the grain bin and the big commodity operations," said Fred Fleming, 59, who operates Lazy YJ Farms in Reardan, Wash., which is part of FindtheFarmer.

And it will divest some commodity operations to raise cash.

The announcement, which surprised many, comes after a week of increased scrutiny of Wall Street's commodity operations.

A Chinese giant, ICBC, is reportedly in talks to buy the London commodity operations of Standard Bank, a South African lender.

The law did not change the fact that much of the money goes to huge operations growing basic commodity crops like corn, wheat and soybeans for cattle fodder and chicken feed.

Before October, the last time the government bought milk powder was in June 2006, and it was eventually used in government nutrition programs, given away as animal feed or sold on the open market, said Steve Gill, director of commodity operations for the department.