Sentence examples for sector requirements from inspiring English sources

As a way to meet the U.S. sector requirements while still reducing the Occupational Troop Basis, U.S. military leaders began to consider adopting a constabulary or police-type occupation force in Germany in the fall of 1945.

There was no doubt, he said, of the benefits of this shift, but because private developers need to take public sector requirements into account, there is a danger of too much of a social infrastructure burden being placed on them.

The analysis outcomes were incorporated with the Saudi energy sector requirements and local weather conditions to define alternative scenarios.

With more market focus, however, companies can find a sweet spot by developing an acute understanding of customers' needs in a particular segment, which is more nuanced than the broader sector requirements.

Even if almost 80% of all future graduates emigrate, or the state faculties stop the intake in the next three years, there will still be enough physicians to match the public healthcare sector requirements by 2015 and beyond.

Making a background search of a company and obtaining information regarding the company's ethics, business sector, requirements and job possibilities can provide you with an edge in future interviews.

In these sectors, requirements for resilient, rather than just fail-safe computing will be the norm.

In some sectors, continuous availability of computing with zero-downtime is crucial to the sectors requirements, for example, emergency and financial systems.

For the analysis described in the paper, ImSET was amended to provide estimates of sector-by-sector capital requirements and investment.

Expansion of PPPs could potentially lead to reduced government sector financing requirements for new patients: government financing would require $609 690 per new patient treated, in contrast to PNP sites which would only need to $130 139 per patient (almost a five-fold reduction in costs), and $36 46 (a fifteen fold reduction) with the PWP model.

Stop worrying about public sector borrowing requirements and start looking at recommended daily amounts instead.