Sentence examples for representatives of commercial from inspiring English sources

The taskforce, whose members included Annabel Karmel, the children's food author, and representatives of commercial caterers, concluded: "Government should continue to provide additional capital investment to put back permanent production kitchens into small schools".

Instead, the bottles are being offered to a variety of buyers, including collectors and their agents who will no doubt be bidding on the 19th-century bottles; representatives of commercial outlets hoping to arbitrage the spread between the auction block and the shop window; bargain hunters; and the curious.

Three respondents were representatives of commercial sequencing companies (6.7%) and were excluded from further analysis, which thus included 42 respondents in total.

Sir John Bowring's success in establishing the treaty resulted in part from his being an envoy of the British government, rather than a representative of commercial interests.

For her job, as a representative of commercial photographers in Seattle and before that as a marketing executive at fashion companies like Nike and Nordstrom, she'd spent $5,000 to $10,000 a year on clothes.

To propose the product shelf-life, stability data from at least 3 lots representative of commercial process stored in commercial containers should been collected.

While the industrial branch is very important in Germany it is not as important and therefore less representative of commercial apprenticeship in Switzerland.

If the API development process is not at a stage where API is representative of commercial, then the material available for the scale-up activities will become the target for the commercial process.

The results have identified that the thrust coefficient of a geometrically-scaled rotor may be degraded in a low Reynolds number environment whereas a rotor designed for the particular Reynolds number regime can generate thrust coefficients that are representative of commercial-scale wind turbines.

Representatives of Swiss commercial banks and Holocaust survivors are expected to present the final details of a $1.25 billion restitution settlement to a federal judge next week after two of the largest banks agreed to give the survivors' lawyers access to databases containing information on 2.1 million Nazi-era accounts, the lead lawyer for the survivors said yesterday.

The university team works together with the representatives of the commercial structures in providing the necessary computer 3D- modelling applications services for physical and chemical processes in '….the architecture of the projects: and the calculations are different for every customer…, in every case we have to adapt the customer's software to suit our own architecture'ah.