Sentence examples for which shopkeepers from inspiring English sources

The boldness with which shopkeepers and taxi drivers used to vent their frustration at their government is being replaced, at least for the moment, by whispers and fears of being denounced as a traitor or terrorist sympathizer.

In contrast, during a study conducted elsewhere in Tanzania in which shopkeepers were under observation, only 17% of febrile patients had received an antimalarial [ 9].

Last year, a bureaucratic error temporarily halted funding for the migrant programme, which meant shopkeepers refused to accept immigrants' tokens.

They even reeled in former Blue Peter presenter Valerie Singleton to join them on a march, in which local shopkeepers bravely boarded up their windows to signify the desolation a superstore could inflict on the high street.

He points to other companies like P&G that use superior marketing to create a pull in the market which forces shopkeepers to go out and stock their models.

In a Kenyan program in which private shopkeepers were trained to provide malaria treatment, successful scaling up was supported by local level action and learning, combined with management strategies that were responsive to unexpected events and addressed tensions among implementing actors.

In another village of small, low-slung stone buildings, residents showed off ration cards on which the shopkeeper had scribbled amounts of wheat far in excess of what they said they had actually received.

One ad, for example, in which a shopkeeper entrusts his store to a young man, who uses a malfunctioning television remote control that causes a blade to fly off a fan and destroy the store, could result in a property claim.

Writing that Germans prefer "Auf Wiedersehen!" or "Tschüss!" (both meaning "goodbye")—which German shopkeepers frequently use to "dubious wishes for a nice day" he opined that that is why Germans generally favor visiting a small shop instead of a large department store.

And he has an ambitious project to create franchises through which Indian village shopkeepers will purify polluted water and sell it.

Alcohol products which the participating shopkeepers cited as their best-sellers are shown in Table 3 (more than one beverage could be cited by each shopkeeper).