The phrase "above demand" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing requests or needs that exceed a certain level, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The production levels have increased above demand, leading to excess inventory."
Alternatives: "beyond demand" or "exceeding demand".
When wines get 90 points or above, demand and price soar.
But California officials and one of the agency's commissioners had sought more sweeping caps that could be applied even if supply levels were comfortably above demand.
The above demand of the situation may be provided only if a channel for exchanging information between the affected community and the persons in charge of disaster risk mitigation and reduction could be established.
Carol Biedrzycki, executive director of Texas Ratepayers Organization to Save Energy, said the state should have required electricity providers to maintain a "reserve margin" of electrical capacity of roughly 15percentt above demand.
"Although the recovery has now begun, prices will remain at or near current levels, and won't increase anytime soon," because the unsold inventory will keep supply above demand, he said.
So to justify the extra effort needed, the demand for fluency in Mandarin would have to be way above demand for, say, French.Yet anecdotal evidence suggests that there is little call for Britons with Mandarin.
Should they "fail to adhere to the above demands", says the letter, the SSA will take the issue to the high court, and institute criminal charges.
The police battled hundreds of protesters in Tunis, above, demanding the government's resignation on Friday in the most violent confrontations for weeks with pro-democracy demonstrators.
It was found by the numerical simulation for the vertical gas flow onto the tape surface to realize the above demands even in a wider reaction area.
Thus, the identification of these cases, particularly XYY and certain instances of XXY as discussed above, demands the visual inspection of SNP data within the appropriate software, which is time consuming and perhaps may not be feasible in a clinical setting.
For the police, any officer of superintendent rank or above can demand an individual's records without a court order.
