Sentence examples for release of surplus from inspiring English sources

Auxiliary works that can help a dam function properly include spillways, movable gates, and valves that control the release of surplus water downstream from the dam.

Announcing the decision, Johnson said the release of surplus public land inherited from the London Development Agency and Homes and Communities Agency to create "thousands of homes and jobs" would be key to his growth programme.

A central reclaim fund is to be established by the end of the year (administered by the Co-operative bank), which will accept transfers of dormant funds from banks and building societies with the initial release of surplus funds to take place by the middle of 2011.

In Stavropol', this involves a shrinkage of animal husbandry and a consequent release of surplus labor, increased levels of absentee (corporate) ownership of farmland in the more favorable locations, decoupling of the economic fate of successful large farms from deficient local municipal budgets, and an expansion of non-Russian ethnic communities in the countryside (Ioffe et al. 2014).

They said their case was only helped today by the release of new surplus projections from the Congressional Budget Office.

In it, the group says it will invest in repairs to roads and footways by releasing £5m worth of surplus funds from the council's reserves to help fix the "enormous number" of potholes on the county's roads.

It follows that during biosynthesis of ethanol from glycerol by cells that don't produce 1,2- or 1,3-pdo, cell growth releases a surplus of NADH, which inhibits further growth and cell function if not reoxidized.

"The sale of surplus church land and property also releases finances for the Church to direct into other ministries, so the benefits will be far reaching".

Metal homeostasis requires intracellular complexation of metals when there is a cellular surplus and later release of metals to metal requiring apoproteins.

Some form of thorough physical workout helps a lot to release this surplus energy as physical exertion drastically reduces mind activity and forces it to surrender.

Most of surplus energy is stored in adipose tissue.