Sentence examples for head off shortages from inspiring English sources
Under an executive order issued by President Obama in November, the F.D.A. has been trying to head off shortages by asking manufacturers to report well in advance about any problems that might disrupt their production so that steps can be taken to find alternatives.
Mr. Gore forced the topic back onto the campaign agenda last week with his call, acceded to by President Clinton, for the government to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to head off shortages of home heating oil -- an action that both the president and the vice president had opposed earlier in the year.
The goal is to encourage mobile services and head off a shortage of available airwaves.
Other proposals include a national stockpile of critically important drugs, incentives to encourage the manufacture of generic drugs, and broader powers and additional resources for the F.D.A. to head off looming shortages.
Since the disaster at the Fukushima plant in 2011, only two reactors have been allowed to resume operations in an effort to head off electricity shortages, but the government and supporters of nuclear power say it is critical to the economy that Japan return to relatively cheap nuclear power rather than relying on costly natural gas and coal imports.
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A series of new battery power-storage plants and two small new gas power stations will be built in the UK following the award of subsidies designed to bolster energy supply and head off the threat of shortages.
Ms Merkel brought the government's "integration co-ordinator" into the chancellery and put together an "integration plan" to impart Germany's language and values to immigrants and upgrade their skills.If Germany is going to defuse the "time bomb" of immigrant dropouts and head off a ruinous skills shortage, it will have to overhaul education.
Last month, Delta and the union reached a deal aimed at heading off possible staff shortages because pilot retirements have jumped in the wake of its financial problems.
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