Sentence examples for producers of goods from inspiring English sources
Producers of goods have a certain entitlement to what they produce.
Producers of goods or suppliers of services are quickly weakened if they are faced with buyers' delays.
If they don't borrow, they don't shop and if they don't shop, producers of goods and services shed jobs.
Since the days of Adam Smith, economists have understood that the invisible hand of the marketplace works only if producers of goods and services vie with one another.
Producers of goods as different as antifreeze, fireworks, popcorn, cigarettes and light bulbs have sought to take refuge behind federal oversight in recent years to fend off litigation.
Prices are also set by the central planners, but they do not serve, as in a market economy, as signals to producers of goods to increase or decrease production.
The East End's producers of good francs might well contemplate the idea of forging links with their upstate counterparts.
But her team downplays ambitious calls for action: grand schemes that require grand funds are, mercifully, out of style in Brussels.The ideas floated instead are sensible, if small: getting national media regulators to talk to each other, building networks of trusted journalists and, in countries at risk, supporting local producers of good journalism.
On the drive from the airport, he bubbled over with more happy showdowns involving his daughter, including her recent confrontation with the producers of "Good Morning America" after they asked her to cut a verse from the song she was about to sing, "Right in Time," her paean to autoeroticism.
His demonstration of violence, coupled with his half-hearted mea culpa, lands him in the top spot this week, although equally deserving may be the producers of "Good Morning America," who invited him back on the show next week.
China and India are two of the largest producers of good quality drugs and vaccines, many of which are purchased or funded by the USAID; UNICEF; Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; WHO; and other organizations, charities, and national agencies for global disease control and eradication programs.
