Sentence examples for prevent surpluses from inspiring English sources
Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia have signed an accord intended to increase rubber prices and prevent surpluses.
Farmers had been leaving some land fallow, to prevent surpluses accumulating, but that land will now be put back into production.
Jump to media player A recycled food shop has been set up in Edinburgh to prevent surplus food from shops and restaurants ending up in the bin.
It serves to prevent surplus queens from becoming reproductive [ 17] and can thus be considered as policing (e.g., [ 29, 32]).
Our overall mission is to reduce avoidable food waste and carbon emissions by preventing surplus food from going to landfill, through a community-led infrastructure to divert and transform this food into delicious and nutritious meals.
Exclusive female territoriality thus prevents surplus adult, mature females from breeding if breeding density is saturated [ 27, 28].
This means that ATP synthesis catalyzed by ATP synthase in Mg-deficient leaves might be decreased, which might provide an advantage to prevent energy surplus due to increased dark respiration and the generation of excess reducing equivalents in chloroplasts.
Specific to waste, the report acknowledges that much work should be done to prevent a surplus of food and improve efficiencies, but focuses its solution set on capturing and recycling food scrap for use as nutrients or other products.
Funding such accounts is economically equivalent to paying down the national debt and is politically far more reliable as a way of preventing budget surpluses from being spent on other things.
Yet in retrospect we know that Greenspan's "judgment" -- that tax cuts were needed to prevent excessive budget surpluses -- was a misjudgment of Rumsfeldian proportions.
The Partisan Chairman: In the first days of the Bush administration, as we've seen, Greenspan gave decisive aid and comfort to the new president, urging Congress to cut taxes in order to prevent excessive budget surpluses.
