Commodity means any material, article, supply, goods, or equipment.

Commodity means any material, article, supplies, goods, or equipment; “Foreign government” includes any foreign government entity;

Commodity means tangible item that may be bought or sold and includes all marketable goods or wares;

Examples of Commodity in a sentence

ICE Trade Vault’s ICE SDR Service is subject to regulation by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (“CFTC”) as a Swap Data Repository.
The Company’s current water rates are to be calculated in the following manner per the Company’s tariff: Monthly Minimum (includes 4,000 gallons) $ 10.88 Commodity Charge (per 1,000 gallons over 4,000) $ 1.93 Flat Rate (prior to meter installation per month) $ 10.88 Charge for new service connection $250.00 Bills are prepared manually and include: the present reading, the previous reading, the number of gallons used and the corresponding amount of charges.
If information is missing or a budget needs to be revised, the DGS Commodity Specialist will contact the appropriate Commonwealth Agency representative or UNIVERSITY representative to obtain the required items to conduct the review; and an updated/final Scope of Work, final equipment list, and final budget submission will be sent along with Attachment 2.
Monthly Minimum $ 20.69 * (includes 4,000 gal) Commodity Charge $ 3.67 * (per 1,000 gallons over 4,000 gal) Flat Rate $ 20.69 * (Prior to installation per month) SERVICE CONNECTION Charge for new service connection $ 600.00 * Taxes: Any applicable Federal, State or Local taxes computed on billing basis shall be added as separate items in rendering each bill.
The Commonwealth Agency will email all documents to the assigned DGS Commodity Specialist for review.

More Definitions of Commodity

Commodity means the commodity applying to each Service as shall be agreed between the Train Operator and Network Rail by reference to the classes of commodity in the Track Usage Price List;

Commodity means commodity as defined in point (1) of Article 2 of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1287/2006.

Commodity means any item and includes, without limitation, agricultural commodities, metals, currencies, shares, interest rates, indices (whether stock market or otherwise), or other financial contracts, energy, right or authority, and shall where the case requires include a Futures/Options Contract in respect of any of the above and in each case whether or not the item is capable of being delivered;

Commodity means a commodity within the meaning of Article 2(1) of Commission Regulation (EC) No 1287/200615.

Commodity means livestock, raw milk, or a crop.

Commodity means a traded physical commodity.

Commodity means the commodity underlying the Futures Contract.