collection of goods

The fort has a significant collection of goods from its long past.

Every store is a collection of goods, some items more profitable than others.

The latter designated special weeks for the production or collection of goods to be contributed to the aid programme.

In many cases the supply chain includes the collection of goods after consumer use for recycling.

Kate was certainly stuck with a collection of goods that, while valuable, were all but useless to her.

The Bluebell has a large collection of goods wagons.

And in 1993 the construction of a wagon display building will begin to house one of Britain's largest collections of goods vehicles.

The line also operates with an extensive collection of goods stock, in the main used for services between Lauterbrunnen and Wengen.

Inflation at the consumer level, based on the prices of a collection of goods that the Chinese government has never disclosed, receives broad attention in China.

Also due to the canal's influence factories began to locate in North Albany producing a varied collection of goods including books, stoves, carriages, and machine tools.

But on Gbarnga's one badly paved commercial strip, Broad Street, market women trade a skimpy collection of goods on ground muddied by heavy rains.

It was under Edward III that the issue of corruption and abuses that accompanied the collection of goods for military use particularly came to a head.

I long for the old days (i.e. a few years ago) when 'curated' applied to collections of art, not any vaguely filtered collection of goods for sale.

Furthermore, during periods of inflation money incomes will normally rise together with prices and so more money will be required simply to purchase the same collection of goods and services.

Dozens of churches, community centers and travel agencies are serving as focal points for the collection of goods - from canned food to used clothing to medicines and first aid kits.

By 1800 he had mortgaged his farm to return to London, where he had spent considerable time before his marriage amassing a collection of goods, which he hoped to recover.

Dramatically .... When the newly-liberated Mutes had unloaded the collection of goods and animals, the wheel-boat captain bade Cadillac a polite farewell and headed for home.

Whilst the form of indirect tax was thus harmonized on the VAT model, the base (the collection of goods upon which it is levied) still needs to be brought into line.

However the earlier collection of goods in kind had been replaced by a cash levy that was payable to the Church of England Parson and went to pay his (often considerable) wages.

The collection of goods stock totals over 30 assorted wagons, most pre-First World War, many built by SIG and much rebuilt by the BOB over the years.

In the windows of a nearby shop, there was a pathetic collection of goods, all from Serbia: vodka and fruit brandy, filthy cans of tinned fish, some salt, cheap cigarettes and "Only!"

Something more specialist, the Milk-run is described as a concept that is a sequential collection of goods from multiple sources and the direct service to the customers without intermediate handling features of the goods.

But these mini-carnivals have become devoid of individuality, populated by interchangeable T-shirt booths, cut-rate sunglasses and, of course, the dreaded funnel cake, as generic a collection of goods as ever disrupted traffic.

Stores are unknown among the immortals, who have no need of money or of barter and exchange; so Popopo was greatly interested by the novel sight of so many collections of goods and merchandise.

In cultural anthropology and sociology, redistribution refers to a system of economic exchange involving the centralized collection of goods from members of a group followed by the redivision of those goods among those members.