Sentence examples for new equipment needed from inspiring English sources

When the state developed bid specifications for the inspection contract, which called for a total of 129 lanes, that number was based on an estimate that 2,400 owners of private stations would voluntarily invest $50,000 or so in the new equipment needed to perform the enhanced inspections, Mr. Goldman said.

Now adding to the postal system's current woes, authorities say, will be the billions of dollars it will cost to buy the new equipment needed to sanitize incoming mail against the anthrax bacteria and to protect postal workers who may come into contact with anthrax or other biohazards.

In separate speeches today, the three Fed officials, none of whom currently vote when the Federal Open Market Committee sets rates, signaled that while business spending on new equipment needed to increase, the 11 rate reductions since the start of last year needed time to work through the economy.

The oil industry strongly opposes the new rules, which it insists will sharply raise the price of diesel fuel and could result in shortages, in part because refiners would be hard-pressed to install the new equipment needed to meet the requirements.

Stephen Watkins, headteacher at Millfield Primary School in Leeds, told the Today programme that his school must find 50% of the cost of new equipment needed in order to supply the extra free meals.

Low-power TV station owners also are ineligible for the $1.75 billion in federal money set aside to help broadcasters who want to stay on the air pay for the new equipment needed to move to another channel.

We first sat down to discuss our new equipment needs during the grant-writing process.

This can be slow if new equipment needs to be installed, or fast if existing equipment is diverted from other uses (like mining another proof-of-work crypto-currency).

This involved a considerable amount of coordination - new spaces needed remodeling, space rooms were retrofitted for new uses and equipment needed to be relocated to new locations on the floor.

The difficulties lie in the fact that X-rays are impossible to manipulate with ordinary lenses, meaning that all new equipment is needed.

But money is tight and new equipment is needed, not least because of the ravages of war in Iraq and then Afghanistan.