Sentence examples for securing markets from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, by acknowledging the pioneering efforts of semi-permanent cultivators and stressing the need for sharing lessons learned from experimentation on the one hand, and strengthening the self-identity of shifting cultivators and securing markets for their products on the other, ecological, economical and social sustainability at the village level may automatically grow.

Proposals such as these respond solely to the demands of biotechnology companies, mainly American multinationals, and the intense pressure they exert in the aim of securing markets and profits by increasing farmers' dependency on seed for which they have sole production and selling rights and the agrochemicals that go with them.

This approach will mean they are not only changing the playing field, but reinventing the game, and securing market dominance early on.

Dymtrow argued that, instead, he had launched her career by bringing in branding consultants, setting up performances (one, he noted, was a venue known as Rudy Giuliani's Camp), and securing marketing deals with companies like Abercrombie & Fitch.

Wagering that Britain would vote to remain, Beijing also hoped its newly forged allegiance would boost China's chances of securing market economy status from the EU, making it easier to export to the bloc's 28 members.

If you judge the EU by the very nature of its enemies – autocrats or would-be autocrats – then surely putting an end to Brexit takes on a wider meaning than just securing market access.

Especially in start-ups, like Datashare, resources are scarce and tightly steered at securing market entry.

It supplied fast-food chains and secured markets abroad.

As long as state-owned banks were willing to lend and local officials helped them secure markets, they could prosper.

They say it has been undermined by a capital outflow as investors search for the most secure markets.

It also benefited from close economic integration with the Soviet Union, which secured markets for manufactured goods while supplying raw materials and fuels at relatively low cost.