Sentence examples for deriving at from inspiring English sources

The union's 27 member states agreed in 2009 to a mandatory target of deriving at least 20 percent of its energy from "renewable sources" by 2020.

BBC Worldwide, which commercially exploits the corporation's programming and content, has been instructed to focus on operations outside the UK with a target of deriving "at least two-thirds" of its revenue from international markets by 2015.

It is now clear, he adds, that the US government, including the American intelligence community, sees the value of the UK as deriving at least in part from its membership of the EU.

The practice of eating insects is age-old, with around two billion of us already deriving at least part of our diet from them.

For investors interested in smaller Brazilian companies there is the Van Eck Brazil Small Cap ETF, which invests in companies deriving at least half of their income by selling products to Brazilians.

Most attendees seem to derive at least as much benefit from the gatherings as Mr. Bisnow.

All four companies derive at least 23percentt of their revenue from United States advertising.

Borders have become porous: the portfolio companies derive at least 40percentt of their sales or income overseas.

Campbell's interest, though, derives at least as much from ventriloquism's dummy-free origins as from its modern practice.

Pat Riley, the head coach of the Miami Heat, who derives at least some of his iconic status from his Armani suits, said his presence was something of a payback.

Up to now, human embryonic stem cells have been derived at a later stage of development, when the embryo consists of about 150 cells.