Sentence examples for services commodities from inspiring English sources

Banking, insurance, maritime services, commodities, and stockbroking are each associated with particular districts within the City.

This currency would be issued by an international central bank andcountries would agree that p-gold could be used to settle all international transactions for goods and services, commodities and securities.

The SAM has 59 commodities, disaggregated into 20 agricultural commodities (three rice commodities), 29 industrial commodities and 10 services commodities.

Specifically, each species in each year from 1994 2007 was binned by their respective ecosystem process (in the wild) and were re-classified to also reflect their ecosystem services (commodities as goods or services).

The data were organized to reflect both ecosystem purpose (in the wild) and ecosystem services (commodities) for each reported species to address the following question: Are ornamental invertebrates being exploited for their fundamental ecosystem services and economic value at the expense of reef resilience?

(Policymaker, interview) Most groups agreed that the costs of services, commodities and transport were barriers for many adolescents due to high unemployment and little access to household resources.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recommended leveraging this potential symbiosis by suggesting that the required HPV vaccination schedule be used as a platform from which to deliver screening programmes, provision of information, services, commodity delivery or other vaccines, particularly in LMIC (see Table  1) [ 15].

Typically, we cannot observe Lancasterian attributes in service commodities.

(ii) Trade elasticities of Armington (1969) import and Powell and Gruen (1968) export transformation are 2.0, 1.5 and 0.8 for agricultural, industrial and service commodities respectively for both import and export.

Furthermore, to the extent that consultations are seen as service commodities (with patients seen as active seekers and consumers of those services) then it is also intuitively plausible that satisfaction might depend on the fulfilment of prior expectations for medications, tests, referrals, and other onward services for which the general practitioner is in effect a 'gatekeeper'gatekeeper

"What's happening is that education is being treated more as a service commodity to be traded, so we're seeing a different pattern of activity in the last five years," says Geoffrey Bannister, president of the Forum on Education Abroad, a nonprofit group trying to raise standards for study-abroad programs.