Sentence examples for substituted goods from inspiring English sources

L. 98 573, § 304(b)(2), (3), inserted ", notwithstanding any other provision of law," and substituted "goods" for "products".

The philosophy underlying this "cover option" appears to be that an aggrieved buyer can obtain substituted goods without having to suffer any great loss.

He estimated they supply and demand for flaxseed and used prices of substituted goods as instrumental variables for demand, and yield per acre as instruments for supply.

L. 115 334, § 8624(b)(2)(B), substituted "good neighbor agreement" for "cooperative agreement or contract entered into under subsection (a)".

Only rapid government action to substitute goods currently imported with domestically produced goods will do the trick.

However these accounts still assume that the financial remittances sent by migrants are used for substituting goods provided by political actors or the state.

The temptation to content oneself with the "goodness of our cause"—and thus to substitute good intentions for results—always exists in nonprofit organizations.

To me, the main worry is American inattention and impatience, and perhaps our habit of substituting good intentions for real understanding.

All of the "cool" gear will never substitute good riding.

Higher γ implies that it is more difficult to substitute home goods for market goods.

Such conditions include the number of consumers in the market, consumer tastes or preferences, prices of substitute goods, consumer price expectations, and personal income.