Sentence examples for restoring supply from inspiring English sources

"Once the metro area is supplied this will provide sufficient network stability for us to start the process of restoring supply to country areas".

Japan's economy is likely to have contracted for three straight quarters through June but is expected to grow 1.0 percent in the third quarter, a Reuters poll showed, as companies make progress restoring supply chains hit by the March disaster.

The creation of ad-hoc or planned microgrids is an effective means for maintaining supply or more quickly restoring supply after faults in the distribution system [58].

However, the company had succeeded in restoring supplies to 83,000 homes.

Ausgrid workers have been working to restore supply but have faced strong winds and fallen trees across the network, a spokesperson said.

Large manufacturers agreed to change their operating hours to balance their energy use, and sent teams of engineers to restore supply chains quickly.

Economists say they expect figures to show that Japan emerged from recession in the third quarter, as companies restored supply chains disrupted by the disasters.

TOKYO — Japanese factory output made its biggest jump in May in almost 60 years, as manufacturers restored supply chains damaged by the earthquake and tsunami in March.

It comes as engineers battled extreme cold to fix a leak in the 800-mile Trans-Alaska oil pipeline – part-owned by BP – and restore supply lines from America's largest oil reserve.

While companies have been quick to rebuild factories and restore supply chains, the yen has undermined revival for the nation's exporters, which drive much of its economic growth, by making their products less competitive overseas.

As well as causing carefully targeted blackouts, including of the private homes of government ministers, they have restored supply to consumers disconnected for non-payment.The partial sell-off of EDF had been expected to take place this year, but has now been postponed.