Sentence examples for makes surplus from inspiring English sources

Under existing law, which was updated in 1996, the Department of Defense makes surplus military rifles available to the public through something known as the Civilian Marksmanship Program, which has a regional headquarters in Rogers' state.

One of the main forces behind the mass militarization of America's police officers has been the Pentagon's 1033 and 1122 programs, which makes surplus military equipment -- think guns, tanks, helicopters, grenade launchers, etc. -- available to police agencies across the country for almost nothing.

Only 2 in 10 councils reported making surplus income.

We shall at last discover the secret of making surplus value.

They are made surplus, and as a result they are often forced to engage in practices that are deemed criminal.

The energy-storage apparatus is necessary for efficiency and to make surplus energy available when the demand is greater than the supply being generated.

This can be done by making surplus cash flow a goal, then taking it out of the business — a possible option if the selling price of your business seems unattractive.

Currently, City Hall can insist on seeing the financial model behind a housing scheme to ensure the developer is not making surplus profits when they could be providing more affordable units.

The campaign group believes least 10,000 dogs are made surplus every year – 8,000 retired racers, and the rest through the over-breeding of young dogs who don't make the grade.

Her existing 6-inch armour belt was replaced by 9 inches armour plates made surplus by the conversion of the battleship (originally ordered by Chile and purchased after the war began) to the aircraft carrier.

And that first thing was Istanbul, where we boarded the 694-passenger Quest, one of Azamara's two vessels, both among the eight "R-ships" made surplus when Renaissance Cruises shut down in 2001.