Sentence examples for primary distributor from inspiring English sources
One primary distributor means extraordinary control.
Under the agreement, Barnesandnoble.com also becomes the primary distributor of notHarvard.com's eduCommerce course materials across its network of online universities.
According to this rationale, the government should replace private publishers as the primary distributor of legal information.
As the primary distributor of Schmidt's, Mr. Pflaumer found his company in jeopardy when Schmidt's was failing.
There is some suspicion that New York's problems have been aggravated by policies specific to Con Edison, which is still the primary distributor of power in the New York metropolitan region.
Beyond that, under Colangelo and Coach Mike Krzyzewski, the national team has built its roster on flexibility, shifting someone like James into the role of primary distributor and using someone like Carmelo Anthony at power forward instead of small.
Domestic stocks held by U.S. primary distributors and the imported sugar by U.S. cane refiners is included, as well as the use and disposition of the sugar product.
Much of the support has come from pharmacists, who argue that they should be the primary distributors because time is critical in taking the pills and many women cannot get to their doctors in time.
And many also fear that as more shows become available digitally, the member stations will lose their roles as primary distributors of NPR programs — which, in turn, will damage their ability to fund-raise.
When loan officers were the primary distributors of fixed income capital, society needed to put a floor on interest rates to help ensure these officers allocated capital to investments that would earn a minimum level of return.
Although the impact of private standards is not uniform across markets, species or product types, it is likely to increase, including in developing countries, as supermarket chains consolidate their role as the primary distributors of fish and seafood products, and as their procurement policies move away from open markets towards contractual supply relationships.
