Sentence examples for should be supplied by from inspiring English sources
Although the Europeans refused to specify the European share, Merkel said it should be around one-third; the same amount should be supplied by the US, and Germany would foot around 20% of the European bill.
Mr Lee says the firm is looking to buy mines in Africa, Siberia, Indonesia and Eastern Europe, and has a goal that 30% of its raw materials should be supplied by mines in which it has a stake.Previously, says Mr Lee, steelmakers competed on the basis of their products.
Enough function coverage should be supplied by RISC instructions.
With these criteria, the cities are grouped in sets, which should be supplied by a power energy plant.
The principle behind the control implementation is to evacuate the solar power generated during the daytime and the reactive power demand for the load should be supplied by the PV.
Power should be generated from the hydro plants when consumption is below peak demand, and peak demand should be supplied by the fossil fuel thermal plants as is done in Brazil.
In the future, genetic enhancements may be available that can alter the genetic makeup of individuals, and again a morality must consider when enhancements should be supplied and by whom.
The regulations governing pharmacy practice in India state that, any prescribed drug should be supplied, only by or under the personal supervision of a registered pharmacist.
The fact that a high proportion of the users of the programme are also SUS users – 39.2% according to a recent study [ 46] - suggests that the lack of medicines in the public system is a reality, and patients often need to use "popular pharmacies" in order to obtain essential medicines, which should be supplied free by the government.
She never intended that drugs should be supplied to him by Mr Coombs or by anyone else.
The scientific departments of the new universities should be working on plant breeding, fertiliser, animal husbandry for the poor world, which should be supplied with transport equipment by otherwise redundant railway workshops.
