Sentence examples for its replenishment from inspiring English sources

When GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance -- which inoculates children -- meets for its replenishment next year, it's really a meeting to decide if the world will accept that the solutions to these problems are very much in our hands, decided by economic priorities.

At its "replenishment" conference this week in London, though, it received pledges totalling $3.7 billion.

So its replenishment, to be agreed in Washington this week, is crucial.

But an overloaded agricultural system has depleted the land's carbon content and its replenishment is vital in the face of climate change.

The location of the bank has yet to be determined, as well as the exact means of its replenishment and expansion.

To meet its replenishment targets, CCE developed a long-term water replenishment partnership with WWF UK and the Coca-Cola Company to improve water quality and quantity in two river catchments, in Norfolk and South London.

In its early years, the IDA received most of its replenishments from the United Kingdom and United States but, because they were not always reliable sources of funding, other developed nations began to step in and fill the economic gaps not met by these two countries.

In a statement, The Nature Conservancy (TNC), which helped Coca-Cola develop its methodology in measuring its water replenishment efforts, emphasized the importance of large corporations taking responsibility for the effect their business operations have on the environment.

In the corporate world, Coca-Cola announced it met its water replenishment goal five years early during the annual World Water Week in late August.

In December, the fund will hold its fourth replenishment round, where it hopes that donors will pledge the $15bn£9.3bnbn) it needs between 2014 and 2016.

A spokesman for the New York Stock Exchange said that it would continue to enforce its liquidity replenishment points, which are brief periods in which trading in volatile stocks is slowed to allow the order flow to catch up with a stock's price movement.