Examples of using Major commodities in English and their translations into Spanish
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one of the few major commodities not benefiting from the improvement of commodities prices in 1994.
Major commodities purchased included vaccines
would need to be based on detailed assessments of trends in world demand for, and supply of, each of the major commodities experiencing persistently of depressed prices,
For your major commodity, the hotel offers 24h room service.
And the writer is a major commodity.
And a writer is a major commodity.
trade of silver quoted against one of the major commodity currencies- the Australian dollar.
also cultivated major commodity crops, such as tobacco,
When a shortage of major commodity occurs then conflicts can be sparked as historically countries tend to venture into resource-rich regions to secure certain commodities. .
Although coffee is not a major commodity, it is important for the livelihoods of small farmers.
Commodity-dependent countries-- especially those dependent on one major commodity, such as copper, coffee or cocoa-- were the most severely affected by the debt crisis.
faster than for any other major commodity.
trade of Gold quoted against one of the major commodity currencies- the Australian dollar.
There has been a reduction in the number of countries experiencing stock-outs; and no major commodity stock-outs were reported in 2010 in the Stream One countries under the global programme on RHCS.
Buyer cartels are observed in major commodity products, such as coffee,
2003 and 2005 developing countries increased their share in world primary commodity imports in total and in every major commodity group.
multi-stakeholder consultations can become more effective by adopting a four-year objective for each major commodity and using these meetings to build successively, over the four-year horizon,
The shift from petroleum as a major commodity in interregional trade to manufactures should further facilitate the use of GSTP for expansion of interregional trade among developing countries, together with more trade resulting from strengthened investment,
procurement in developing countries and major commodity groups purchased.
Iv. major commodities purchased.