Sentence examples for establish a supply from inspiring English sources

If a baby is born prematurely and can't nurse, breast milk should be pumped 10 to 12 times a day to establish a supply.

First Solar will have to establish a supply chain to provide power inverters and other hardware needed for its part of the project as well as train Chinese contractors how to build and operate solar farms.

Opposition troops were attempting to consolidate gains in the capital by trying to seize control of a disused airfield on the city's eastern edges in a bid to establish a supply line.

When Rosecrans showed signs of disintegration, Lincoln replaced him with Grant, who was able to establish a supply line by late October and strengthened the hard-pressed Federal army at Chattanooga by sending, by rail, the remnants of the Army of the Potomac's XI and XII Corps, under Hooker's command.

Seizing Anbar would give IS control of a stretch of territory across much of Syria and Iraq, enabling it to establish a supply line and potentially launch attacks on the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.

In another attempt to solve LRPs with metaheuristics, Rath and Gutjahr (2011) consider a three-objective warehouse location-routing problem (WLRP) to establish a supply system after a disaster.

The emerging industries of building materials reuse and de-construction in the United States suffers from the absence of a "system" that would streamline business processes, establish a supply-demand chain, and connect vendors and deconstruction contractors with architects.

Historical links between South Africa and the Netherlands extend to 1652, when the Dutch East India Company established a supply station for ships rounding the Cape of Good Hope.

The purpose of the grants was to establish a self-sustaining industry of large solar farms, by building competitiveness, bringing down costs and establishing a supply chain for the industry.

Maybe it's as simple as hiring contingent development teams or establishing a supply chain that is meaningful to the business model.

Qin et al. (2007) Established a supply chain system consisting of a supplier and a buyer with volume discounts and price-sensitive demand.