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121. In the movie Dr. Strangelove, Sellers portrays a brilliant but psychotic physicist.

122. Loading Port: Designated by Sellers at final option before LC issued.

123. In the markets for the factors of production, households are sellers and firms are buyers.

124. In both cases, the subdivision supposes that the price is the same for all units considered — either all buyers or all sellers.

125. In the 1970s, refined sugar approached the top of the food counterculture's list of enemies, spurred by international best sellers like "Sugar Blues" and "Sweet and Dangerous."

126. In English auction, the credit mechanism of web doesn't work in restrict the sellers to participate in shill bidding.

126. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

127. The right to sell brands of several international fashion labels locally, such as Aquascutum and Pierre Cardin, have been recently acquired by Chinese clothes makers and sellers.

128. If it sounds like something out of a Peter Sellers movie, that's what it felt like.

129. Sparter costs nothing for buyers; the company makes money by taking a commission from sellers on each completed transaction.

130. The new problem seems to be cost-push inflation, or what the economists sometimes call sellers inflation.

131. In California, some of the most exclusive areas in Newport Beach, Big Sur and Monterey have seen a third of the sellers reduct prices, by an average of about 15%.

132. The cities of the developing world are ringed by slums that have no access to the water system and either use unclean river water or buy water from private sellers at exorbitant prices.

133. Geoffrey Rush of "The Life and Death of Peter Sellers" accepted the award for best actor in a mini-series or television movie.

134. The permittee shall ensure that the flag sellers and persons organising the sale are aware of and comply with the conditions.

135. Foreclosure activity weighs on overall home prices by adding a bulk of supply on the market at cut-rate prices[sentencedict.com], leading other would-be sellers to lower theirs in order to compete.

136. The permittee shall ensure that the flag sellers and persons organising the sale are aware of and comply with the permit conditions.

137. For Dominick Costello, the president of costume store Ricky's NYC, disgraced public figures, such as the aforementioned Mr Sheen, are the big sellers.

138. Our sellers are expected to raise an MT760 bank guarantee in respect of the value of our transaction because of the volume of purchase we normally make and the amount involved in payment.

139. The Sellers shall not be held responsible for late delivery or non-delivery of the goods due to Force Majeure.

140. The relative L/C should be issued through a third country bank in the U. S. A. acceptable to the sellers.

141. AMERICA'S government is a willing buyer of bad assets, but are its banks willing sellers?

142. Price setting algorithm for demand sensitive model helps sellers to get decision variables, price per unit that maximizes profit for the quantity ordered by buyers.

143. "No one really wants to come to market in August unless they have to. It shows these new sellers have a compelling need to sell," Rightmove commercial director Miles Shipside said in a statement.

144. What we study in micro-economics is how individuals or how business or how governments or how foreign buyers or sellers influence the use of land, labor, capital, etc.

145. Watch sellers employ a logical Italian dictum: a well - dressed man owns at least timepieces.

146. fair-trade is a win - win proposition for both sellers and buyers.

147. At the same time, sellers are wondering how long this buying spree will last.

148. He says the dollar-liquidity squeeze by European banks turned investors into forced sellers.

149. Since physical premiums are quoted as an addition to LME cash price, sellers typically have to cut premiums in order to attract buyers when LME prices are rising.

150. A four-year study of short sales, published in The Journal of Finance in April, found that short sellers were "extremely well-informed" and able to correctly anticipate price declines in stocks.