Sentence examples for needs of suppliers from inspiring English sources

The government tailored the revision to suit the needs of suppliers, mostly local food producers, who felt significantly disadvantaged in their relationship with retail chains.

SCS also said yesterday that the unnamed insurer's refusal to cover some of its suppliers had placed "a strain on the working capital needs of our suppliers".

He later listened in on a discussion about the financing needs of automotive suppliers, a sector heavily populated with small and medium-size companies.

In particular, patient-facing technologies are more often designed to meet the needs of the suppliers (providers) and provide basic conveniences to consumers, but not necessarily to improve overall health (or, at least, it is incumbent on the health care consumer to coordinate various and disparate sources of health information and digital health features).

"The problem is you need lots of suppliers to add value and attract consumers, and at the same time you need lots of consumers in order for suppliers to get involved," May says.

With so many municipalities in need of salt, suppliers cannot ship it out quickly enough.

Instead of just chasing profits and working for investors, they would at all times keep in mind the needs of employees, customers, suppliers, the environment and community as well.

Rowan Gormley, who took over as Majestic's chief executive in April, said his recovery plan for the ailing chain needed the full support of suppliers.

First, the company wants to identify the energy needs of its top 100 suppliers and help them move to renewable energy.

Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead, senior economist at the International Labour Office, adds: "There is a need to change the mentalities of suppliers in the sense that they may have the tendency to treat wages as the adjustment variable at the end of the chain, once they have paid other production costs".

"The LSC thinking was that they didn't need RMJ because they had plenty of suppliers willing to take on any new cases," Steve Hynes, director of LAG.