Sentence examples for retail control from inspiring English sources

By the 1990s modern food retail control of markets in high-income countries had reached saturation.

In Thailand modern retail controls half the food sales but traditional fresh markets remain important.

Publishers' shift to agency pricing for ebooks – whereby they, rather than retailers, control ebooks' retail pricing – will also have slowed growth, said Jones.

30 32 36 Several studies have reported strong public support for more progressive tobacco retailing controls, and found positive media coverage of retailers who voluntarily adopt measures, including delisting tobacco.

Wynne's views are also in line with the president of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union who said in November that selling marijuana through the LCBO would be the responsible choice saying that "no one has more experience retailing controlled substances than the workers at the LCBO".

The history of retail price control is a little odd; it was actually a temporary measure intended as a sweetener for the utilities, a way to let them earn some extra profits in the face of what were expected to be falling wholesale prices.

This paper discusses the design of such an architecture and its application in retail inventory control in electronic commerce (e-commerce).

Basic principles like these shaped me in ways my earlier and allegedly more "practical" courses in retail inventory control or sales promotion never could.

Ownership of key retail data, control of the search engine direction of shoppers to brands, and domination of advertising is enough to strike fear into traditional retailers.

He made his fortune in retail and controls South Africa's largest retailer, Pepkor, as well as having a  stake in the UK's Iceland Foods.

Sports Direct, the discount retail chain controlled by Mike Ashley, has made a 62p-a-share offer in a bid to win control of rival Blacks Leisure.