Sentence examples similar to reserved supply from inspiring English sources

The Grattan institute recommends against governments reserving supply for domestic use.

Where necessary, due to loss of forage crops, farmers fed livestock from supplementary feed reserves (e.g. round silage bales and silage bunkers), with most farmers having up to two months reserve supply.

In WA the government has a policy that reserves supplies of gas for domestic use.

In Karnataka all the Departmentally raised plantations are now reserved for supply of firewood, poles, and timber to the people.

The candidates' aides used up their reserve supply of energy on the final days of frenetic electioneering.

The tunnels were to provide a huge bomb-proof reserve supply of furnace oil for the warships of the home fleet at Invergordon, a key Royal Navy anchorage.

Mr. Clinton's decision swayed her slightly towards the Democrats, she said, but she wondered why he waited so long to free up the reserve supply.

Moreover, whereas the world's reserve supply once sat in relatively inaccessible pools, much of it now sits in easily accessible salt caverns and storage tanks.

The reserve supply helped limit the number of residents forced to migrate to feed their families, but it was an imperfect stopgap.

Livestock (including cattle and goats) is raised and dairy goods are produced primarily for domestic use, and the government maintains a reserve supply of such commodities as skim milk powder, cheese, and butter.

In 1935, the Greater London Regional Planning Committee proposed 'to provide a reserve supply of public open spaces and of recreational areas and to establish a green belt or girdle of open space'.