Sentence examples for demand for a single from inspiring English sources
As European cross-border share trading grows, so will demand for a single clearing and settlement agency, rather along the lines of America's Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation.
Advances in technology have greatly increased the demand for a single integrated service network that can provide multiple service classes for different user requirements.
The management of such a corporation may wish to diversify its field of operations for a number of reasons: making additional use of existing plant facilities, improving its marketing position with a broader range of products, or decreasing the inherent risk in depending on the demand for a single product.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Months of fraught negotiations and public posturing over how a long-term American military force could remain in Afghanistan have suddenly come down to a demand for a single personal gesture: a display of contrition by President Obama for military mistakes that have hurt Afghans.
BBC Broadcast Ltd fulfils the demand for a single supplier capable of taking content and converting it into a compelling channel experience for established and new broadcasters.
We present recent evidence of the global demand for a single commodity and the ecosystem destruction resulting from commodity extraction, recorded by satellites for one of the most biodiverse areas of the world.
Ofqual has rejected demands for a single GCSE and A-level board, saying it's "not necessarily the solution" to problems such as the recent claims that examiners tipped off teachers about questions, writes the Independent.
The merger is part of a Europe-wide scramble for alliances as traditional exchanges are challenged both by Internet-based electronic trading systems and by investors' demands for a single bourse that reflects the growing perception of Europe as a single market.
Today's developments come after two years of muddled efforts by European exchanges to meet investors' demands for a single market after the introduction of the European single currency, the euro, and to confront a challenge from cheaper and more nimble Internet-based stock-trading networks.
A firm wants to minimize sum of discounted total cost of satisfying demands for a single input.
