Sentence examples for kits storage from inspiring English sources

All efforts to keep StarLink out of the food supply entail costs, whether for testing kits, storage or diversion of corn purchased for food into channels for feed.

In all, the department has 16,000 old rape kits in storage.

The Boy Scouts & Girls Guides of Libya have been instrumental in the distribution of the recreational kits, providing storage in hubs around the country.

These include essential drugs kits, water storage containers, intravenous drips to take care of injured, tents, plastic sheeting, sachets of Oral rehydration salts (ORS), jerrycans, and water purification products.

Water family kits, water storage items and chlorine for water purification for 2,000 families and high energy biscuits for 10.000 children under five and pregnant and lactating women are expected to reach Kapisa today.

More than 24 million textbooks (as well as stationery, sporting kits and storage cabinets) have been provided to all 8,000 primary and secondary schools in all core subjects, taking the ratio of pupils to textbooks from 10 1 to 1 1.

In the first few years of implementation, the transitional fund mechanisms have achieved the following results: More than 24 million textbooks (as well as stationery, sporting kits and storage cabinets) have been provided to all 8,000 primary and secondary schools in all core subjects, taking the ratio of pupils to textbooks from 10 1 to 1 1.

They make great mini sewing kits or storage for buttons, needles, pins and other sewing items in a laundry or sewing room.

In the initial gift pack, they'll get a recipe kit and storage folder, as well as a gift card so they can choose which of the boxes - from classic Indian favourites like Madras to more unusual options such as Goan Chicken Xacutti - they want to receive as part of the subscription.

A council stuck with 2,500 laptops after a purchasing deal with another local authority fell through has a further £800,000 of IT kit in storage.

The tool kits consisted of storage containers made of abalone (Haliotis midae) shells, quartzite cobble pestles used to crush ochre powder, traces of ground trabecular bones (rich in marrow and fat) that may have been used as a binder, and coarse quartzite slabs to grate or extract ochre oxides from host matrices such as rocks and compacted earth.