Sentence examples for forecast to require from inspiring English sources
The parental-leave programme, which was forecast to require C$1 billion annually, already costs 50% more.At a provincial election last month Mr Charest managed to win a third term with a narrow majority (having governed with a legislative minority in his second term).
A future global society powered sustainably by solar fuels is forecast to require increased global photosynthetic productivity, through increased photon-conversion efficiency and production area.
These tsunami forecast systems require time to estimate the CMT solution and to calculate the tsunami.
Here we define a "real-time tsunami forecast" to derive the information required for evacuation before the first arrival of a tsunami at the coast.
To further complicate matters, current forecast mechanisms, which require good forecast data and local knowledge to see how dry conditions will impact local water and food supplies, are unreliable and are least likely to be acted on to prevent disaster in the countries that are most at risk.
To consider the transmission constraints during the scheduling process, forecast is required to be performed for each single wind farm as well as the whole region.
The narrator of Giles Foden's new novel is a retired meteorologist and Cambridge don looking back on the planning for the invasion of Normandy, when he and a team of scientists struggled to produce the reliable forecast required to choose a favorable D-Day.
Any representation of rare events like hurricanes in a forecast will require generation of random events to represent a storm.
With greater confidence around future outcomes, banks can afford to offer loans and lines with longer maturities, price products a lot more competitively (i.e. avoid having to tack on an excessive "uncertainty premium"), and better forecast capital buffers required to hedge against future losses.
Improved country-by-country demand forecast accuracy is required to ensure that Gavi country and other MICs requirements can be met with uninterrupted supply.
In general, meteorological hydrological ensemble forecast systems require moderately long lead times.
