Sentence examples for continuation of supply from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the microgrid switching to islanding operation ensures continuation of supply to critical loads.

Even though there are examples where existing enterprises were closed down after the takeover, the continuation of supply chain operations should be a primary goal in accordance with political and social requests, as it guarantees ongoing returns.

For example, a prescription-less model of supplying medicines would be advantageous in the United Kingdom where currently continuation of supply is dependent on Registered Managers of nursing homes, in many cases, having to give GP surgeries 48 hour notice to produce repeat prescriptions which are then sent to the supply pharmacies [ 14].

This already resulted in widespread uncertainties among stakeholders regarding the continuation of heat supply to the district heating grid.

There were indications from Zimbabwe that such partners played an important role in ensuring the continuation of ART drug supplies, despite operating in a hostile environment where drug delivery and distribution were problematic [ 34].

Critics regard it as an intentional shortening of life and thus as a form of active euthanasia [ 3, 23, 24]; supporters consider the continuation of nutrition and fluid supply under terminal sedation as inconsistent because the dying process is just being extended without any benefit for the patient [ 25- 27].

Of course, it is hard to imagine the continuation of American chain stores' manufacturing supply lines with China, given the potential for friction.

An Israeli security official, speaking on condition of anonymity under army rules, said the broadening of the list of supplies was "the continuation of a process" ongoing for months.

An Israeli security official, speaking on the condition of anonymity under army rules, said the broadening of the list of supplies was "the continuation of a process" that had been going on for months.

The multi-sentential design of the three experiments thus makes available a very broad range of contexts in which pronouns are the natural subjects of continuations supplied by participants in the experiments11.

The economic agendas of the poachers are central to continuation of armed conflicts fuelled by increase in the supply of small arms (Collier and Hoeffler 2004).