Sentence examples for adequate stocks from inspiring English sources
"The main objective was to ensure that we had adequate stocks for this winter -- especially in New England," Energy Secretary Bill Richardson said today on the NBC News program "Meet the Press".
They imply national and international action to create adequate and efficient storage capacity and a conscious decision to control consumption when crops are good in order to build adequate stocks for the future.
From a public-health standpoint, the major lessons learned from Chernobyl were the extreme radiosensitivity of children's thyroids and the need both to control food supplies and to maintain adequate stocks of the thyroid-blocking drug potassium iodide (KI), which protects against both ingested and inhaled iodine.
The Australian Army had only seven weeks' stock was on hand in March 1943 and US forces in both the South West Pacific and South Pacific Area were drawing on Australian Army stocks as they had not yet received adequate stocks of their own.
Repeated cycles of inoculations were performed prior to the experiments to obtain adequate stocks of sporulating fungal material.
Nonetheless, the linkage between cash flow improvement and the inability to maintain adequate stocks all year round is a complex phenomenon that demands a complex solution.
We have more than adequate stock in place to meet customer demand.
Under the precautionary principle built into the Antarctic commission's charter, environmentalists argue, fishing should be curtailed in the absence of adequate stock assessments.
It took high-definition television about a decade to catch on to the point where it has become part of the entertainment mainstream, with an adequate stock of HD programming and the sets now cheap enough to entice middle-class buyers.
The web giant wants the right to print books itself if publishers fail to provide adequate stock, and wants publishers to match any pricing deals it offers to other distributers.
In the DOE's May 2009 pamphlet on swine flu, they state that "schools should always maintain adequate stock of personal hygiene products, including soap".
