Sentence examples for meet its current from inspiring English sources

The company is restructuring because it cannot meet its current obligations and has little cash on hand, according to public filings.

But the media conglomerate said that its other businesses were performing modestly better than expected and that it would meet its current profit and revenue targets for the rest of the year.

The dredging study has been repeatedly delayed, for example, although a spokesman for the National Academy of Sciences said this week that it would probably meet its current deadline, Nov. 30, to send its findings to the E.P.A. President Clinton also indicated earlier this year that the dredging amendment language was unacceptable and could prompt a veto.

Nigeria is already struggling to meet its current energy demands; therefore, it is important to examine whether improvements made to future housing design can assist in reducing their energy use.

As John Fullerton wrote in the Guardian: "What few seem to realize is that this agreement, if approved as is, could make it virtually impossible for the United States to meet its current and future climate pledges".

What few seem to realize is that this agreement, if approved as is, could make it virtually impossible for the United States to meet its current and future climate pledges – including those made in its historic climate accord with China last month – without exposing the nation to unprecedented legal and financial risks.

It met its current alignment southeast of the city in Royalton.

This is actually the second time BuzzFeed has taken flak for deleting posts; last year it deleted more than 4,000 older posts for not meeting its current editorial standards.

The regulator added that Johnny Cameron, the former head of the investment bank, would not have met its current standards for approval.

The organization, which by 1965 had 2,000 members, seems to have made a major effort to recruit Oglesby; he met its current president, Paul Potter, and its past presidents Tom Hayden and Todd Gitlin.

The club said attendances had increased of late but crowds of around 4,000 were needed "to have a chance of meeting its current budget".