Sentence examples for selling framework from inspiring English sources

Our goal in this paper is to derive, under various scenarios of practical relevance, optimal strategies for setting prices within two-stage selling framework, as well as to explore the optimal timing for accomplishing these tasks in order to maximize the overall seller's expected revenue.

There are startups like MetaMind and SkyMind that are trying to provide platform technology for deep learning – but selling frameworks for developers can be a difficult proposition.

Two main options arise in a cap and trade framework: (i) buying/selling emission allowances; and (ii) reducing emissions by investing in abatement technologies.

Trading standards officers have agreed with Peta's demands that the store should amend the wording of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy to make it clear that its decision to sell foie gras does not comply with its framework on selling meat produced to "the highest welfare standards".

Steam also offers a framework for selling and distributing downloadable content (DLC) for games.

The new legislation still keeps some criminal law power to tackle those who stray outside of the regulated framework — those selling small amounts of marijuana without permission could be slapped with a $200 fine.

The Clinton administration had sold the Agreed Framework to Congress by quietly assuring key members that North Korea would collapse before any light-water reactors could be built.

The Trudeau government plans to design a "system of strict regulation, with strong sanctions for those who sell outside this framework, to ensure that we will keep it out of the hands of children, and the profits out of the hands of criminals".

The country's provinces and territories meanwhile have been creating their own frameworks for regulating and selling weed.

They have been banned from selling consultancy services, restoring faith in their independence, and a new framework makes it clearer what is expected of schools.

This chapter describes four broad initiatives of sustainable economic practice that includes the German and Japanese Recycling Economy laws; the Chinese Circular Economy initiative; the Service Economy framework in which companies move from selling products to selling the services they deliver; and the foundation of sustainability, restoration of natural capital, and the built environment.