Sentence examples for purchased capacity from inspiring English sources

Purchasing on leased lines can guarantee the service provision during busy hours, however, purchased capacity goes to waste in off-peak time.

A Cable and Wireless spokesman said, "Certainly we have purchased capacity from Global Crossing, mainly capacity within Europe".

More departments, however, were beginning to use the network, including city inspectors and 90 other city employees, a trend which was expected to lead to a usage of fourteen percent of the city's purchased capacity by the end of 2011.

Suzuki in India takes back their old cars of any model from the customers, refurbish them and sell these as pre-owned cars at a price substantially cheaper than new models with six months' warrantee in semi urban areas or villages where purchasing capacity of customers is lower and pollution norms are less stringent.

According to our analysis, purchasing capacity will drop 75% in the coming months, which will cause a wave of bankruptcy and M&A deals as companies struggle to survive (e-commerce has taken its first punch already, a teasing one for now, but the serious blow is coming).

Salaries are the basic indicator of purchasing capacity.

Regarding food security, two basic issues are important: the purchasing capacity of consumers and food availability.

7 Socioeconomic position (SEP) is a broad term that encompasses a range of characteristics, including occupational type and employment status, purchasing capacity and ownership, educational level and deprivation.

The objective of Procurement Services is to offer UNICEF's knowledge, purchasing capacity and logistics expertise to our development partners, so that they can use their own financial resources and donor funds to procure life-saving supplies for children.

Since CBI schemes and their parent-NGOs have limited purchasing capacity, cost escalation can incite financial vulnerabilities and put the sustainability of the scheme at risk (Devadasan et al. 2006).

A Nutritional Assessment of the West Bank and Gaza Strip survey in 2003 indicated that 45.1% of Gaza households are under- or unemployed and thus had limited purchasing capacity and the amount of monthly household income decreased by 53.9% in Gaza Strip [ 17].