Sentence examples for its total requirements from inspiring English sources

Another year, in which the firm had contracted for its total requirements of sweet potatoes with growers in South Carolina, so large a proportion of the acreage was found to be contaminated that the company was forced to buy in the open market, at a considerable financial loss.

Its total requirements for the emergency response in the Horn of Africa now stand at an estimated $300 million through the end of 2011.

Since the launch of the RRP in March, UNICEF has received less than USD $1.5 million against its total requirement of USD $7.4 million.

Calibration of the Infernal model, which is usually required, would have increased its total time requirements dramatically.

The conclusion was that degraded alfisols require 50% N from the organic sources out of its total N requirements along with the inclusion of legumes in the traditional cereal cereal crop rotation for the recovery of its microbial parameters.

"We want to cover 10% of total green energy production in Romania," said Cosmina Marin, head of communications at CEZ. "And to do that, we are investing €1.1 billion ($1.39bn)." Romania lags behind in clean energy and is committed through the European commission to producing 20% of its total energy requirements from renewable sources, in line with the 2020 EU objectives.

This helps the FS-ECVQ to efficiently reduce its total memory requirements while, at the same time, maintaining a relatively high coding performance.

However, UNICEF is only 28 per cent funded (US$5,592,987) against its revised Syria Regional Response Plan total requirements of US$20,026,000.

Karachi – home to more than 20 million people – is currently meeting just 50% of its total water requirement, according to officials from the Karachi Water and Sewerage Board (KWSB).

This paper investigates optimal reinsurance strategies for an insurer with multiple lines of business under the criterion of minimizing its total capital requirement calculated based on the multivariate lower-orthant Value-at-Risk.

During that period in history, the Territory of Hawai'i produced only 4.1% of its total rice requirement, and was increasingly threatened by lower cost, mechanized producers in California.