Sentence examples for approach of demand from inspiring English sources

Evaluation of the TSC suggests that the success of the program in selected districts was due to a comprehensive approach of demand creation for sanitation, development of technological solutions tailored to consumer preference and focusing on changing behaviour (World Bank, Water and Sanitation Program (WSP) 2013).

But in truth we are probably approaching saturation point in terms of what we can squeeze from the current approach of demanding more for less.

To some, the launch was the clearest indication yet that if the United States wants to rid North Korea of nuclear weapons, it must move beyond its current approach of demanding a unilateral disarmament as a precondition for talks.

Motivated by the taxi refusal problem in Bangkok, this paper presents a novel approach of demand-supply matching for taxi services through double auction, where passengers and drivers can offer and ask for a surcharge in addition to a regular meter fare.

Analysts said cold weather in the Northern Hemisphere and the linked draw on heating oil would underpin prices in the coming weeks, but suggested the approach of lessened demand come the Western Hemisphere spring could work to lower levels.

To investigate whether a simple alternative (specific timely appointments for triage [STAT]) to the more common approach of managing demand using a waitlist with a triage system could reduce waiting time for a community rehabilitation program (CRP) without adverse impacts on patient care.

"His approach was one of demand and expectation," Mirabelli said.

The first approach uses elasticity of demand to calculate price.

Firstly, we replicate the well-known approach of estimating food demand functions for making explicit a measure of concealment of income in a sample that has never been exploited in this regard, with the particular characteristics of the Spanish case in terms of data, the period considered and others.

The approach of displacing wood demand amounts to a displacement factor of 1 (assuming no leakage, i.e. no change in the wood sector).

In [24], a scalable three-step approach for demand-side management of EVs is presented.