Sentence examples for manage surplus from inspiring English sources

The Metropolitan Railway saw housing development as a way of boosting its income long-term, and the Metropolitan Surplus Lands Committee was formed in 1887 to manage surplus land it had bought to build its railway lines.

If a system of CPMSs is able to develop in a self-sustaining way, then the market prices they create will generate sufficient incentives for all actors to manage surplus food more efficiently.

Ricky would team up with fellow MIT MBA graduate student Emily Malina in starting Spoiler Alert, an app that helps businesses manage surplus food and organic waste.

Although these studies found that creative accounting is also used to manage surpluses, they do not measure the quantitative impact of such practices on government financial performance.

This setting is interesting since the individual cantonal legislation sets out or tolerates depreciations management operations especially designed to inflate expenses with the so-called additional depreciation charges and thus to worsen the financial performance in a way to specifically manage surpluses.

Informed of the security breach, the State Treasury Department, which manages surplus equipment, stopped auctioning computers last year.

In the cool, modern architectural recesses of the Norges Bank building in Oslo, Kjaer explains to FORBES GLOBAL that the fund is not formally a pension fund but a device used by the finance ministry to manage budget surpluses and deficits.

"What they are is really snooping," said Helen Sloup, who manages the surplus store in Wahoo.

To draw attention to their argument that the tax cut was excessive and will imperil the surplus for years to come, Democrats intend to run television commercials in some cities starting on Tuesday saying that Mr. Bush has proven to be reckless in managing the surplus.

The government was facing a fiscal deficit of 6-8% of GDP this year; now it might even manage a small surplus.

The Swiss research group Small Arms Survey in April this year reported on an "Excess Arms in South Sudan," warning that South Sudan has no policy to manage the weapons surplus, which often end up with civilians.