Sentence examples for based on public demand from inspiring English sources

For example, such studies form the basis of initiatives, based on public demand, for greater accountability in the health care system through the use of report cards.

In a recent statement to The New York Times, Mr. Brown said: "I don't make personal decisions based on public demands.

By analyzing data based on public signals?

As a closed-end fund (CEF), it raised a fixed amount of capital from shareholders in a public offering as opposed to a mutual fund that continually issues shares based on investor demand.

Improvements in the routes taken by public transport may also help; IBM have helped Abidjan in the Ivory Coast redraw their public transport routes based on where the demand actually is, by looking at where in the city mobile phone calls are made from.

The Recruitment and Employment Confederation, the professional body for the recruitment industry, says the public sector, including the NHS and schools, face up to seven more years of skills shortages, based on current demand.

"You build based on future demand.

"Production will be based on market demand," he said.

"Pricing is based on regional demand," he said.

"It was done purely based on customer demand," Mr. Lundberg said.

Based on the demand he is seeing for non-G.M.O.