Profits from the initial sale of space-produced goods and services, including data as a salable commodity, should be exempted from taxes.

The episode has brought renewed scrutiny to the practice of turning state records into a salable electronic commodity.

Also teas, spices, and any other salable commodity which came their way.

It's a wonderful living," he says, "but it's not a salable commodity.

Unlike oil, which can be processed into a salable commodity at little cost, hard-rock minerals have little value until after expensive smelting.

When the Associated Press was founded, news became a salable commodity.

Commodified is very big; it refers to the tendency of capitalism to transform everything into a salable commodity.

He had thought of speech as something free; it shocked him to see it treated as a salable commodity, a product divorced from its maker.

How to create subversive art in a society that had learned to transform all insidious artifacts into salable commodities?

The artist is a freak and yet a regular guy, a mysterious genius and a salable commodity.