barter goods造句

• Prisoners of war became barter goods for the African tribes that traded with the Europeans.
• Under the deal, Ukraine pays half in cash and the rest in barter goods.
• Ukraine will pay half of the contract sum in cash and another half in barter goods.
• The rest are paid in barter goods, priced by the producer, often at unrealistically high values.
• Users prefer to barter goods and services, or simply give them away as a gesture of digital brotherhood.
• Or, Chabert could have offered to pay cash for the tickets or sweetened the deal by adding cash to her barter goods.
• The Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization said grain reserves were depleted because Tajikistan was short on both money or barter goods.
• Many of them barter goods and services : a coat in exchange for a car battery, baby-sitting in exchange for repair work.
• In Nabusimake, shelves are mostly bare in tribal stores that barter goods purchased in lowland towns for vegetables and meat produced by the Indians.
• If you needed ( for example ) some kind of surgery-you could easily need a couple of thousand dollars worth of'barter goods '.
• Nearby Assyria, where the conditions for grape growth were less favorable than in Urartu, was importing much Urartian wine as tribute, war booty or barter goods.
• In post-war Little Tokyo, many residents were unable to afford Miyatake's services and some opted instead to barter goods to have him photograph weddings and portraits.
• The Dutch did not fetch much advantage of the opportunities, either because the spirit of enterprise was lacking or since the Dutch did not have attractive barter goods at hand.
• Coins began to replace barter goods in this period, with Scottish coins being struck from the reign of David I and mints were established at Berwick, Roxburgh, Edinburgh and Perth,
• Bartercard International, which enables holders to barter goods and services, will make its debut in Malaysia this month after proving highly successful in cash-strapped Thailand, a press release said Thursday.
• The Portuguese expedition was a large one, consisting of 47 canoes powered by 1, 200 natives and Negroes to transport 70 fully armed Portuguese soldiers and their cargo of food, weapons, ammunition and barter goods.
• John D . Negroponte, then the U . S . ambassador to the United Nations and now to Iraq, defended the special treatment given to Jordan and Turkey that let them pay Iraq directly for oil either in cash or barter goods.
• Some of these people went on sea diving to gather oyster for their daily consumption and the rest barter goods such as rice, corn, cassava, taro, yam tubers, sea foods and abaca fibers to other neighboring barrios and municipalities.
• It has been known since 1992 that Russia was selling the SU-27 to China, but after the delivery of the first 24 planes, recriminations over the barter goods used by China for two-thirds of the estimated $ 1 billion purchase price have blocked further deliveries.
• Diaries kept by survivors of La Salle's last odyssey, as well as the ship's registration papers, indicate the " Amiable " was loaded with food, medicine, tools, clothing, barter goods and other supplies the French planned to use in colonizing the New World.