Sentence examples for provide commodities from inspiring English sources
Hong Kong Exchanges also wants to gain Chinese government approval to use local warehouses to provide commodities for domestic customers.
The Hong Kong exchange also is hoping to gain Chinese government approval to use local warehouses to provide commodities for domestic customers.
Besides the official market, there is also a flourishing informal market, by means of which tens of thousands of Somali workers in Arab countries provide commodities missing on the Somali market while avoiding the duties levied on imports.
Ronald Rivera, the engineer, says his is double what he could make in the Philippines.At sea, even one of the world's biggest ships is a speck in a vast, peaceful emptinessYet along with the mass-produced goods, container ships provide commodities that have grown increasingly rare.
However, for trading companies which provide commodities to feed producers, assuming the availability of resources and the activities undertaken (i.e., purchasing and selling commodities from producing to importing countries) using the static approach may not be efficient, given that feed prices change daily.
In Somalia, for example, an agreement was made with UNICEF to purchase the syringes so that it could continue to provide commodities to a country which is considered "fragile".
MCHIP provided support in a number of areas, including training health care providers, providing commodities and equipment to health facilities, facilitating demand creation activities, guiding logistics, and providing technical and managerial support in quality assurance, supervision, and mentoring to the regional and district medical authorities.
Citicorp already is in a joint venture with McGraw-Hill Inc. to provide commodity prices to corporations.
USAID requested $1.35 billion for its Food for Peace Title II program alone, which provides commodities in countries facing emergencies such as wars or famines.
Social enterprises provide an ingenious idea towards providing commodities, services and earning opportunities to the economically weaker section of the society.
The multilateral work, in turn, focuses primarily on providing commodities and other health products.
