Sentence examples for further suppliers from inspiring English sources

If further suppliers fail then the same process will come into play, Ofgem has said.

This article found that there was a structural cause for the establishment of a new business ethics; further, the suppliers' dependence on the network of relationships was the consequence of the institutional environment of the market.

Further, every supplier releases her measurements in a differential private manner to guarantee that the released data will not breach an individual's location privacy regardless of whether she is present or absent in the group.

The trust took the same position on plans to open up BBC online further to independent suppliers.

Instead he ran up losses of almost €10m (£9.05m) and owes a further €44m (£39.8m) to suppliers and the Falic Group, the duty-free retailer that bought the company in 2005.

The Senate version is only somewhat less offensive.Far from reducing subsidies, however, Congress seems likely to invoke the blackout to justify further handouts to suppliers.

Shortly before 6pm, National Grid issued a further statement saying suppliers had responded to its urgent request and 40MW of extra power had been ordered, so the NISM had been withdrawn.

Mardirossian said that while companies often had control over their immediate supply chains, they "lost visibility" of the suppliers further down the chain and had little control over labour practices two or three steps away from the final product.

If disaster risk-management stops at the borders of the "enterprise" and does not include, say, suppliers further down the chain, it may provide false comfort.Each new disaster tends to surprise firms that thought they had good plans in place.

It came after the National Beef Association NBAA) suggested the addition of the words "United Kingdom origin" to packaging to prevent "further cheating" by suppliers on the Continent.

High price volatility on primary, secondary and tertiary reserve markets and increasing competition due to a rising number of prequalified suppliers further limit the strength of flexibility incentives from balancing markets.